My work is born from a personal perspective on nature. I am interested in capturing the emotions that flowers, their leaves, structures, and forms evoke in me, and even, I dare say, their fragrance.

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I do not seek to represent them literally. I transform them to create images where fragility, vitality, and movement coexist, in a space that moves between the figurative and the abstract.

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I work intuitively, building each piece through layers, transparencies, color, and texture. The initial image often transforms throughout the process, giving way to something unexpected.

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There are moments of control and others in which I allow the inks and acrylics to find their own paths. This dialogue between intention and chance continues until the work finds its balance and develops an expression of its own.

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In my painting, nature is not a destination: it is a way of beginning.