Art Statement 2025

I use ink, pigments, scalpels, and needles to craft textures that evoke intimacy. Through the tactile nature of my work, I engage the viewer by drawing lines or dots that extend into the 3D world, inviting them to physically and emotionally connect. Elements such as shredded hair and silicone tears symbolize our shared humanity, making my art a bridge to introspection and a deep encounter with the human experience.

The work evokes flow,  human connections,  identity, and power dynamics.

Currently, I am working on an illustrated book about how my grandparents left Europe before the Second World War, in search of a safer future for the family in Latin America. The story unravels through different countries, as it traces back the origin of my grandma’s recipes, guiding me to grow roses and travel through the history of Yiddish food, and its influence on traditional Peruvian food. Finding the connection between materials, and identity. RGB