Current research

My current research extends my practice through several experiments involving matter, thread, textiles, organic forms, and installation-based works. They take the form of trials, assemblages, spatial arrangements, and juxtapositions between body, landscape, memory, and natural structures.

This phase of work allows me to explore certain paths more freely: the relationship between textile and sculpture, forms of suspension, correspondences between anatomy and plant life, or even the ways in which a work can carry the trace of a place, a gesture, or a transmitted memory. This research constitutes a space of evolution, where materials, forms, and processes remain open.