Her work explores the boundary between reality and abstraction, with a focus on portraiture and the expressive depth of human features. With a background in classical music, neuroscience, and medical studies, she now also pursues electronic music while developing her visual practice. Through her art, she seeks to evoke awe-moments where time and space converge in dynamic stillness.

Death Star unfolds as a constellation of eight works.

At its core lies the graphite original, sealed in resin - a dense, gravitational source from which the rest of the series emerges. Seven X-Ray derivatives refract this origin through an alchemical lens, each embodying one of the elemental forces - fire, water, air, earth, and spirit - and expressing their distinct modes of transformation.

Two final works divide the source into left and right, representing the direct and indirect spiritual paths. Towards the dark, we perceive light; within the light, we encounter darkness. In this mirroring, the artworks allow opposites to converge and paradox to find coherence.

Together, the eight pieces form a symbolic anatomy of change, tracing the internal movement between matter, energy, and metaphysical possibility.