She expresses her quest for life in simple geometric shapes with complex questions surrounding them. “I’ve always crafted figures in wood and metal as a way to metaphorically express my preconceived ideas to capture the essence of what we call design. I firmly believe that through a sculpture it is possible to create and devise any type of human encounter with the many concretes that surround us in these populated cities that have a contemporary calling. In the end, all the buildings and dwellings are sculptures to the human eye, grouped together, where they determine a volume capable to conceive and resist the mistreatment of the hustle and bustle of human life.”