About me
Artistic Approach
From an early age, I found joy in drawing and painting - a passion I never outgrew. Today, my art serves as a bridge to self-reflection and emotional expression, allowing me to communicate thoughts and feelings through the universal language of art. I am interested in exploring the intersection of art, creativity, aesthetics, and psychology.
Art, for me, is a journey of self-discovery. It fosters life skills such as curiosity, courage, patience, and the ability to look inward. I believe that colors, with their infinite combinations and mutual influences, mirror life itself. They invite us to ask: What colors fill our life’s palette, and how can we blend them to create a masterpiece for ourselves and the world we share?
My creative practice spans both figurative and abstract forms, with a focus on watercolor and acrylic. I am influenced by the Japanese concept of Wabi Sabi, and celebrate the beauty of imperfection and the natural world. Nature is a constant source of inspiration.
Academic and Professional Background
I hold a Master’s degree in Social Psychology where I specialized in the use of art for psychosocial rehabilitation and recovery. My academic pursuits led me to develop and facilitate creative courses for young women navigating psychological challenges.
Since 2019, I have shared my passion as a visual arts educator in public and private schools, corporate settings, and my own regular classes and workshops.
