I love to explore and express myself through art and be part of the process around it. But to me art is also a way of healing from life experiences. Being a neurodiverse woman, I also experience everything differently. It shows in my artwork and in the process. Also, as a person who has experienced traumas and survived them, art has played a big part.

Those remind me of each other; there is the same kind of work method and result, which may surprise you in the end. It's also something you must work on to get the perfect result, and what I really like is challenging myself.

The newest thing in my art field is visual work. I'm working more with moving pictures because you can touch more people when you add emotions and speech to the picture. And people who don't have a way to speak their truth and words in this world are heard in this way.

Since I was a small girl, I wanted to save the planet and help people, which drove me to go to places like Africa and do voluntary work from a young age. That same energy and fire still drive me for the next challenges. During the years I've become more passionate about what I do, and I hope that fire never stops and always shows in my work.