I’m a collagist and paper artist. I work with cut archival documents and artisanal paper that I create by recycling fibers from clothes, plants, and other found materials.
My practice engages the community through artistic and educational workshops, allowing me to connect with people of all ages and backgrounds, creating a space of dialogue, collaboration and shared exploration.
My artistic work is centered in the repurposing of found materials, as well as the valorisation and remembrance of nature, culture, and history.
In my artworks, hand-cut pieces are glued together into fresh, layered imagery with new narratives. I like to play with pieces from different backgrounds, time periods, cultures and seasons to create links between them. I attempt to show that there are no boundaries to cohabitation and that harmony can emerge from unexpected palettes, textures, and histories.
I am guided by a curiosity for the complex relationships between nature, science, culture, and history—human and non-human.
I have a positive approach to art and life, and enjoy pointing out the beauty that surrounds us. Collage is my way of reshaping the world and the elements that are part of it. Archival documents are my first inspiration. In collage making, there is no empty canvas, no distinct point of origin, only radical potential, endless inspiration, shifting possibilities.
Community and community are essential to my artistic process. I like to solicit personal archives, share knowledge and collaborate with other artists. I do not see myself as someone who imposes a vision, but rather as a receptacle, benefiting from my sensitivity to the world as well as to the voices and experiences of others.
I’m a collagist and paper artist. I work with cut archival documents and artisanal paper that I create by recycling fibers from clothes, plants, and other found materials.
My practice engages the community through artistic and educational workshops, allowing me to connect with people of all ages and backgrounds, creating a space of dialogue, collaboration and shared exploration.
My artistic work is centered in the repurposing of found materials, as well as the valorisation and remembrance of nature, culture, and history.
In my artworks, hand-cut pieces are glued together into fresh, layered imagery with new narratives. I like to play with pieces from different backgrounds, time periods, cultures and seasons to create links between them. I attempt to show that there are no boundaries to cohabitation and that harmony can emerge from unexpected palettes, textures, and histories.
I am guided by a curiosity for the complex relationships between nature, science, culture, and history—human and non-human.
I have a positive approach to art and life, and enjoy pointing out the beauty that surrounds us. Collage is my way of reshaping the world and the elements that are part of it. Archival documents are my first inspiration. In collage making, there is no empty canvas, no distinct point of origin, only radical potential, endless inspiration, shifting possibilities.
Community and community are essential to my artistic process. I like to solicit personal archives, share knowledge and collaborate with other artists. I do not see myself as someone who imposes a vision, but rather as a receptacle, benefiting from my sensitivity to the world as well as to the voices and experiences of others.