Gallery

Portrait series

I am drawn to faces, to the quiet intensity of people who exist somewhere between reality and fiction. Through them, I explore inner landscapes: their relationship to life, to time, to the space that surrounds them. I study expressions as if they were maps—cheekbones widening or narrowing, eyes carrying weight, emotions settling into the skin. I ask whether an inner, unstoppable force can surface through the simplest gesture, whether a few impulsive lines can reveal something raw, human, and alive

Flamenco series

This graphic series emerges from an embodied encounter with Andalusian flamenco, approached as a physical and emotional force rather than a fixed tradition. Alongside abstract graphic rhythms, I include emotional portraits of dancers. These figures are not literal representations but distilled states of movement and feeling. The works are executed with a black marker on paper, a deliberately restrained medium that emphasizes contrast, gesture, and the expressive power of the line. The line functions here as both rhythm and voice—echoing the stamping of feet, the sharp turns of the body, and the tension held within a pause