Surface Pattern Designer
Artwork on Paper
This selection brings together original works on paper, where the handmade process, the material itself, and the time devoted to each piece are essential parts of the image.
Each work begins in an intimate place: a gesture, an emotion, a texture, or a moment of stillness. I approach paper as a space for exploration and presence, allowing traces of the creative process to become part of the work.
These pieces reflect a more personal side of my artistic practice, where drawing, color, and material come together to explore what sometimes feels difficult to put into words.

Fragments of a Story
Fragments of a Story is a series of works on paper and canvas that explores identity through incompleteness, sensitivity, and the things we cannot always put into words.
Each piece emerges as a fragment of a gesture, an emotion, or a feeling that appears and fades away. Rather than seeking to explain, the work inhabits the space where brokenness, subtlety, and vulnerability can also hold beauty.
For me, working in fragments is a way of observing without imposing unity, and of accepting that not everything needs to be resolved to have meaning.


Fictions
Fictions brings together illustrations inspired by cinema and the imagined worlds that linger in our minds long after a story ends.
These visual reinterpretations revisit characters, scenes, and atmospheres that have left an emotional mark on me. Through illustration, I explore new ways of seeing these stories and translating them into my own visual language.
Each piece begins with a film and transforms it through my personal perspective, playing with color, composition, and aesthetics to create a new interpretation of something that once existed as a story, a memory, or an emotion.

Presences
Presences is a series of portraits in watercolor and charcoal, where the focus lies not on exact likeness, but on what can be felt beyond the visible form.
Each face becomes a brief encounter: a gaze, a gesture, a silence suggesting a story that remains untold.
I see portraiture as a space for observation and attentive listening, where identity is not fixed but remains in motion.


Explorations on Paper
This section brings together studies, landscapes, and experiments born from the creative process. These works do not seek to resolve themselves into a single narrative, but rather to capture atmospheres, gestures, and sensations.
Here, paper becomes a space for experimentation: a place to observe, explore, and let images emerge without expectations. The process matters as much as the outcome, and every exploration holds the possibility of becoming the beginning of something new.













