HE(ART) emerged after pain(T), a body of work created from within pain. This series approaches vulnerability from a different place: the return to oneself and the possibility of meeting another without losing one’s own identity.

Through exposed bodies, intertwined gestures, fluid watercolor and delicate lines, each work explores surrender, reunion, vulnerability, receptivity and acceptance. HE(ART) reflects the courage required to feel deeply, remain open and recognize intimacy as both a connection with another person and a homecoming to oneself.

When the Heart Feels Heavy emerged after the loss of my mother. It explores grief as love searching for a place to remain.

In these works, the heart does not fall beneath its weight; it expands. Through watercolor, exposed forms and intimate gestures, the series reflects the space we carry for those who are no longer physically present, and the way love continues to live within us.

Pain(T) began in 2017 as a personal catharsis, transforming heartbreak and emotional pain into painting and writing. Part of the wider project The Women Who Inhabit Me, the series explores desire, loneliness, loss and the process of healing.

Mi sangrado corazón is a hand-painted recreation of the original artwork exhibited at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris in 2018.

Selected projects spanning scenography, environmental art and large-scale installations. The portfolio includes recycled-material sculptures created with Fehu Creative Team for Oceanic Global Ibiza, stage environments developed with the collective for Privilege Ibiza, and the construction and installation of structures for artworks by Okuda San Miguel and Belin at Mallorca Live Festival 2016. My work involved design development, construction, installation and on-site coordination.