I am a multidisciplinary artist who bridges traditional textile practices with contemporary digital media, creating immersive experiences that challenge tangible and virtual boundaries. Deeply rooted in the cultural richness of textile traditions, my practice investigates how technology can extend these ancestral crafts, introducing new dimensions of meaning and interaction. By incorporating digital tools such as Augmented Reality (AR), I invite audiences to transcend the visual domain and enter a space where tactile materials and digital narratives converge.

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My installations preserve and reinterpret intangible cultural heritage, celebrating diversity in both content and form. Through layered patterns, textures, and digital components, my work evokes collective memories, paying homage to artisans whose practices have been shaped over generations. At the same time, my creations reflect a commitment to sustainability, employing materials and methods that strengthen the connection between art, culture, and the environment.

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Projects like Hands and Síntese encourage interactive dimensions, inviting participants to explore textures, uncover narratives, and actively co-create meaning. My work is not merely an exploration of media but a celebration of global identities and the unique ways cultural stories evolve in the digital age. Inspired by the dialogue between the handmade and the technological, I strive to create spaces where art, tradition, and  innovation intersect in meaningful and transformative ways.