Statement
My artistic practice explores the body as a living archive and as an essential vehicle for connecting with the physical world. I understand the body as a space where emotions, memories, thoughts, and unconscious experiences converge, shaping identities that are unique and constantly transforming.
In a society marked by speed and by an increasing separation between mind and body, my work functions as an act of resistance and reconnection. Through performance, video, photography, installation, and new media, I create spaces where the body can recover its voice, presence, and temporality. My work invites viewers to slow down and reconsider how they perceive themselves, others, and the environments they inhabit.
Movement is central to my practice. It emerges not only through visible actions but also through micro-gestures, breathing, tension, repetition, displacement, flexion, and stillness. These physical elements become a visual and temporal language that extends into space and communicates beyond words.
My creative process integrates conscious movement with objects, materials, architecture, images, and audience interaction. Each element contributes to an interconnected system in which the body becomes both subject and medium. My background in visual arts and contemporary dance allows me to approach performance from a multidisciplinary, embodied perspective.
Through this practice, I investigate memory, migration, identity, transformation, and the relationship between body and territory. I seek to create sensory experiences that challenge mind-body dualism and reveal the body as a site of knowledge, resistance, vulnerability, and connection.
