Through my work, I explore the place of women in the world: the place they have occupied, the place granted to them, and the place yet to be claimed. I am interested in their voices, their freedom, and what they have carried, protected, transformed, and passed on over time. Memory and transmission are thus central to my approach. Literature and song nourish my imagination and inspire works where personal stories resonate with a collective memory.

 

This exploration takes many forms: sometimes a portrait or a silhouette, a face very present or partially hidden; sometimes a space inhabited by an absence. In my paintings, chains break, doors open or remain closed, arches or staircases invite passage. These symbols express the tensions between imposed limits and the desire for self-assertion, between inner struggles and the claim to a place of one's own.