Contemporary Art

Freedom: The Art of Remembering Who You Are

Freedom: The Art of Remembering Who You Are January 22nd 2026 Buy the Book After the artistic project Female Portraits: Looking Back to the Past, I decided to write my first book.A book born from one of the most iconic works in the collection: Liberty. This book did not emerge as a planned editorial project.It was born from an artwork.From a real story.And from a deep need for reflection. Freedom: The Art of Remembering Who You Are begins with the portrait of Maryury, a woman who lived through an experience of violence and rebuilt her life from dignity. Her story appears in the book in her own words, without softening what was hard or turning pain into spectacle. But this book is not only her story. From it, Freedom opens a broader reflection on life, consciousness, and the way we inhabit the world. On how fear, control, and self-censorship take root—sometimes without us realizing it—in the...

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An Unforgettable Experience at ARTEXPO Paris 2024

An Unforgettable Experience at ArtEXPO Paris 2024 October 24th, 2024  I am beyond grateful to have had the opportunity to showcase my artworks "Dignity", "Fortitude", and "Endurance" at the prestigious Galerie Agnes Nord as part of ArtEXPO Paris 2024. Sharing these pieces from the "Female Portraits: Looking Back to the Past" collection in such an inspiring city has been an incredible experience. Art is more than just an expression of creativity—it is a powerful lens through which we confront societal issues, inspire meaningful conversations, and envision solutions for a better future. Through my art, I aim to highlight the struggles and triumphs of individuals, giving voice to those who may otherwise go unheard. Pieces like "Dignity", "Fortitude", and "Endurance" are not just portraits of strength and resilience; they are reflections of the challenges women face in their journeys to reclaim identity, autonomy, and dignity. As artists, we hold the power to project possible futures—ones...

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