My work is an attempt to reflect on social and cultural objects through meta-violent particles suspended within the normalized. I engage in recursive speculation, interrogating social constructs that perturb me to visualize the imaginary that underlies them.

Through site-specific interventions, social engagement, and critical exploration of space, my practice investigates the fragile intersections between identity, perception, and power structures. Each project emerges from dialogue with communities, territories, and their untold stories. By navigating social and spatial hierarchies, I seek to reveal the invisible narratives that shape both individual and collective experience.

This process often unfolds as a collaborative act, where the boundaries between art, activism, and lived reality blur, challenging established frameworks and inviting others forms of understanding.

I hold no particular affection for any technique or object. The object,as the format, is merely a marker—a point of departure toward the explorable. I value the ready-made as much as performance, documentarism, assemblage, and both the proper and improper use of materials, where presence and absence hold equal weight.

Each project determines its own form. I seek no overarching coherence, but rather embrace each work as an independent multiverse, allowing the subject to lead me through the possibilities it suggests.