Artist statement

Memory, often fragmented and susceptible to oblivion, is a fluid material that tells nonlinear, personal and collective stories.

Through familiar trousseaus, spools of thread recovered from disused haberdasheries, salvaged objects assembled together, I perform emotional archaeology by constructing embroidered relics enclosed in boxes that protect and describe them, reconstructing visions and narratives.

I restore dignity to what has been forgotten or hidden; each artistic intervention is an attempt to flesh out an ever-changing identity, made up of layers, smells, overlapping voices, and mingling tactile experiences.

My research is a reflection on self-recovery, an action of rediscovery and reinterpretation that restores visibility to what has remained hidden in the folds of everyday life, opening a space for new possibilities of existence and understanding.