My projects investigate socio-political struggles through archaic symbols, ritual motifs, and conceptual mappings. They examine the body as a site of sacrifice and resistance, reflecting the intersections of environmental exploitation and social subjugation. Using sustainable and ephemeral materials—earth, salt, seeds, gauze, and transparent fabrics—I reveal concealed narratives, fragmented histories, and cultural erasures. A restrained palette of metal hues references transformation and resilience, while a semiotic language shaped by experiences of censorship navigates the boundaries between visibility and silence.