My artistic path began with a deep need to express myself. For many years, that inner voice found its place through drawing and painting. When I became a mother my daily life changed completely. The long, uninterrupted hours that painting required became difficult to find, and continuing my artistic practice in the same way was no longer possible.

It was during this time that I discovered embroidery. What began as a practical solution quickly became a new artistic language. With needle and thread, I found a way to create within the small pockets of time that everyday life allowed. Each stitch became a quiet moment of focus and reflection. Today, my inspiration comes from many places — colors, textures, memories of travel, or images encountered online — and each embroidered piece becomes a small visual diary of those moments.