statement

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I grew up in a small city, in a traditional family where routines marked the rhythm of the day. Amidst that order, I discovered fun, imagination, and a way of observing details that sometimes went unnoticed.

 

Photography became my way of being present: even if I don't appear in the images, I am in every shot. Many of the spaces I capture, whether on trips or in everyday moments of my life as a mother and wife, reveal that the extraordinary also resides in the ordinary.

 

Through my work, I explore the duality experienced by women who grew up within traditional canons: dedication to family and, at the same time, the desire to create our own path, to fulfill our dreams.  Rather than a contradiction, I see it as a balance between roles, each one bringing its own lessons and joys.

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Imagining a different reality where I am the only one at the center ignites my creative process. That's why, in my series, it's common to find reflections that reveal a parallel reality that opens up new possibilities. Movements in the lights and water blur every day and transform it into unique moments. The circle is a recurring symbol: it represents the twists and turns necessary to reach a new point, the constant movement toward growth. In the patterns of the floors and the textures of the common spaces, I discover routine, with details that many overlook but that hide the magic of the ordinary.

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