Between presence and disappearance, this series explores an uncertain territory where childhood, memory, and landscape intertwine.The figures, often anonymous or altered, seem to move through silent spaces—forests, clearings, fragments of sky—as if they were both here and already elsewhere. The body becomes a surface of projection: it fades, transforms, dissolves …

These works unfold a suspended world, where bodies become presences rather than identities. White figures, almost erased, move through dense, vibrant landscapes, as if they were both contained within and dissolved by their surroundings. Childhood, dream, fall, and metamorphosis appear here not as narratives, but as relational states—passages through which …

This series explores unstable landscapes in which the human body appears as an emerging form rather than a central subject. Luminous silhouettes, figures of childhood, and states of dissolution convey a fluid relationship between the being and its environment. The pictorial material, vibrant and in motion, constructs a space in …

This series of self-portraits questions the stability of the face as a site of identity. Through a repetitive protocol, in which the same framing is subjected to variations in material, color, and pictorial density, the face is no longer simply represented, but gradually altered, filtered, and dissolved. The drips are …