My work addresses the desire to inhabit oneself.

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Through writing and textiles, I obsessively reflect while simultaneously distrusting reflection. I seek both evasion and presence. I live and work within that contradiction, because what is true does not demand to be understood.

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I work with raw Uruguayan and Spanish wool—materials rooted in the territories I inhabit, as distinct as they are contradictory. I write to save myself, and turn to the loom when words no longer suffice.

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I embrace the void as an ally, and the total loss of reference as a driving force.

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I create to remember that, amidst narratives dominated by fear, dehumanization, and fragmentation, it is urgent to reclaim quiet spaces where we can pause and think for ourselves, in order to cultivate our own humanity.