Growing up in a multicultural family deeply shaped my identity and artistic expression. My works reflect the intersection of gender, cultural memory, and language, often inspired by proverbs and idioms passed down through generations. Using acrylic paint, I explore female identity through layered compositions that blend tradition with contemporary perspectives. With a background in Interior Architecture, I’ve developed a strong sensitivity to space, form, and materiality. This foundation, combined with my interest in anthropology and design, allows me to approach art as both a personal narrative and a cultural inquiry. My paintings aim to create quiet yet powerful dialogues about womanhood, belonging, and heritage. Through platforms like Art Over There, I seek to expand these conversations and connect with diverse audiences while continuing to grow as an artist.