My non-figurative works resonate with the legacy of Georgia O'Keeffe, whose depictions of flowers and natural motifs created a balance between realism and abstraction. Like O'Keeffe, I find a source of visual meditation in natural objects, conveying complex psychological states through soft lines and delicate colors.

In other works, women's faces are surrounded by vegetal elements, which become metaphors for emotions and the dynamics of the inner world.

Experiments with mediums give rise to graphic and textured works, where the tendency to express emotional states through metaphorical natural lines remains evident.

This approach contributes to the creation of works in which logic and intuition merge, forming multilayered structures of meaning. I do not aim to impose a specific narrative on the viewer, leaving room for personal interpretation and emotional response.