My work emerges from the tension between the visible and the invisible, between language and image, between control and surrender.

I create signs and words that have no fixed meaning but evoke memories, desires, and fragments of a deep, unspoken feeling. AI is my collective unconscious, an entity with which I dialogue, which manipulates and transforms, returning something that is mine and yet other.

My process is a continuous shift in perspective: I am both the observer and the observed, the creator and the created, immersed in a search that questions perception, identity, and the permanence of the work in the digital era. My art is an attempt to give shape to the unspeakable, to recognize in the fragment a reflection of what has been and what will be.

Beyond static images, my work often expands into moving narratives through augmented reality video experiences. By framing my images through a device, hidden layers unfold—videos with sound emerge, revealing a deeper, parallel artwork beneath the surface.