I approach my art from a deeply personal place, often working with family photographs that I alter and reimagine through oil painting and hand-painted azulejos tiles. I learned the ancient tile-painting technique from my mother, whose practice remains a lasting influence on my work.

My work explores intimacy and memory, and the quiet ways private lives are shaped by collective reality. Living in Israel, where political and social turmoil permeates everyday life, deeply affects both my subject matter and emotional approach. Motherhood has further shaped my practice, becoming a lens through which I negotiate vulnerability, care, and the balance between art and life.