Through a lens that interweaves art, visual culture, fashion, and politics, I strive to explore the boundless territories of feminisms and gender studies.

In my work, I aim to challenge and redefine dominant narratives, offering spaces of reflection and critique for marginalized voices.

My curatorial practice is rooted in a deep interest in esotericism, queer utopias, the materiality of the body, the revolutionary potential of monstrosity, posthumanism and trans-speciesism, and contemporary feminist film theories.

The themes at the heart of my research represent a pulsating core that guides my curatorial decisions.

The search for authenticity in artistic expressions, the struggle against social and cultural norms that oppress and limit all those who are not part of the "norm," and the celebration of the diversity and complexity of the human experience are key elements that inform my approach.