The relationship with time is the question that drives me through each of my works. I explore the way in which time is imprinted, suspended, or transformed. 

My inspiration comes from observing the living and human, from their interactions in a given space-time, between past, heritage and projection towards the future. It is these traces, these moving presences, that nourish my work.

Painting, drawing, and film photography allow me to capture a state, an idea, or a form at a specific moment. These are gestures of preservation, almost of resistance to oblivion. And it is in installation that my practice takes on its full dimension: by working with materials, pigments, light, and space, I seek to make these fragments of time sensitive, almost palpable.

I invite the viewer to traverse another temporality, to awaken a deep memory, inscribed in the order of life. My installations resonate with something primordial, an awareness of time that transcends the individual, between permanence and transformation.