For several years now, I have been dedicating myself professionally to art, on a journey marked by experimentation, the search for new forms of expression, and, above all, a deep connection to my own memories.

 

My childhood in the 1990s remains one of the main sources of inspiration for my work—not only because of the objects, characters, or places from that era, but also because of the emotions and small moments that stay with us long after they have passed.
 

Over the years, I have developed different artistic languages, exploring various materials, techniques, and forms of expression, but always with the same essence: to recover fragments of the past and give them a new life in the present.

 

At its core, my work is a way of transforming memories into art.