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My practice is shaped by urban rhythm, Mediterranean light, memory, and migration. I explore the tension between order and chaos, seriousness and play, and how contemporary culture rapidly consumes pleasure.
Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, I use palette knife, layering, glazing, and texture to create surfaces that shift between clarity and dissolution. Painting for me is both a tactile and conceptual act — an emotional trace rather than a literal image.
Neon palettes and pop-art aesthetics serve as metaphors of irony, excess, and fragile joy. Through color, I aim to convey tension, memory, and inner states, inviting viewers into a space where visual energy meets reflection.
Ultimately, my work balances playfulness and depth, offering a moment to reflect on the fleeting yet intense experiences that define our time.
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