About the Artist

Raised by an architect father and a photographer mother, she grew up surrounded by a natural appreciation for art and the beauty of visual storytelling.

Her childhood was shaped by visits to museums and long summers spent on her family’s estate, surrounded by animals in the countryside.

From an early age, she developed a deep sense of wonder for the natural world — drawn to the subtle interplay of light, color, texture and form.

Her work moves between realism and impressionism, combining a careful observation of her subjects with a softer, more intuitive approach to light and atmosphere. She is particularly drawn to portraits, landscapes and, above all, skies. Working primarily in watercolor and pastel, she seeks to preserve not only what she sees, but the feeling of a particular moment.

She currently lives in Greece, in a city nestled between two of her greatest loves: the sea and the mountains. Alongside her artistic practice, she is raising her young son, whose childhood has become a quiet source of inspiration. This has deepened her love for painting children and for creating portraits that preserve the innocence and individuality of childhood.