Everything began with the encounter of a material: clay, a substance that can be rough or soft to the touch. A malleable and shapeable material, yet also sensual, which must be mastered and controlled in order to assert its presence. Little by little, tactile sensations led me to visual sensations, and I entered the world of ceramics. My work evolves between classical representation and the purification of forms. For many years, I chose the female figure to express feelings oscillating between vulnerability, the fear of breaking a fragile balance, helplessness, and strength. They are alike and yet so different, reflecting women who resemble one another but live parallel and solitary lives. Long, proud female figures with burned and scarred bodies, still carrying hope deep within themselves. Today my work continues to evolve: I combine modeling with composition in order to emphasize themes such as solitude, waiting, sharing, and complicity. These are themes that inhabit me and that I also explore through my work centered on women.

Her works are part of our thematic gallery dedicated to 'sculptures'.