My artistic practice stems from an existential urgency: the search for my identity and my place in the world. Beginning with an exploration of inner crisis and an encounter with solitude, my work has evolved into an analysis of the "multiple small identities" that compose us, elevating them to the protagonists of a fragmented visual narrative.

Through installations, acrylic painting, and video, I investigate the tension between social fragmentation and the divided unity of the individual. My research is a constant balancing act between tradition and the future—a duality reflected in my choice of media: from organic experimentation with eggshells (reimagined through a personal interpretation of the Japanese kintsugi technique to ennoble fragility) to the use of Artificial Intelligence as a critical mirror of contemporary life. Nothing is left to chance. My process is an immersive journey of planning and rigor, underpinned by deep research and influenced by the language of illustrated books and their ability to synthesize complex themes into evocative imagery. Fundamental to this are references to aspects of Japanese culture, such as the concept of the Void as harmony (Ma): a fertile space from which life is born.

By inviting the audience into dialogue and interaction, I aim to transform the artwork into a space for collective art therapy. In a world that fears breakage, I choose to celebrate the fragment, reclaiming the strength of vulnerability as tangible proof of our resilience and as the key to expressing our fullest potential.