My work explores surreal symbolic worlds where inner psychological
landscapes take visual form through recurring archetypal figures
and personal mythology.
With a background in Neuroscience (Master’s degree in
Interdisciplinary Neuroscience), I approach artistic creation through
cognitive, psychological, and symbolic perspectives, exploring how
perception and personal experience shape the symbols
that appear in my work and evolve throughout collections.

The lynx, a symbol of the inner child, remained a witnessing
presence throughout the emergence of archetypal forms. Across the work, it traces
a movement from unconscious perception/imagination through
intense emotional processing to conscious integration of
realizations. In the current collection, the lynx symbol opens its eyes and shifts
from a passive observing guide confined within the eye to a
playfully interacting participant.