From a young age, I found in paper and nature a way to imagine other worlds. I would collect dried leaves, cut out small figures, and use them to construct tiny landscapes—much like discovering that a single fragment can hold an entire story.
Over time, this curiosity evolved into an artistic pursuit that led me to study Graphic Design and the Visual Arts—disciplines that broadened the way I observe, compose, and transform reality.
Today, I identify as a paper artisan, an apprentice in metalwork, and a passionate collagist. My practice emerges from the intersection of geometric forms and the natural world; it stems from the meeting of materials, the exploration of their textures, shapes, and potential, and the need to reconstruct images to forge new narratives. Through collage, I discover a realm where the everyday can be fragmented, reassembled, and imbued with new meanings.