Visual artist and muralist. With a degree in Fine Arts and a Master’s in Contemporary Artistic Practices, her work lies at the intersection of the individual and the collective within the urban landscape.

Her interventions in public space explore how visual transformations reflect the city’s shifting identity and cultural fabric. Through painting—where form and color become language—she connects urban and natural environments, opening landscapes that act as emotional refuges and internal climates: spaces that invite reflection on belonging amid chaos.

With organic forms and open compositions, she explores the need to find one’s own place. Her practice weaves connections between the domestic, the collective, and the intimate, activating a deeper awareness of the inhabited environment.