With a background in psychology and Architecture, is a current photography artist. Her work uses photography as a mechanism for generating perceptual experience, focusing on the translation of the relationship between image, body, and environment.

Her psychological background shapes her understanding of perception, attention, and the mechanisms of viewing, leading her work from image reproduction to a problem-oriented awareness of perceptual generation. Her spatial design practice strengthens her sensitivity to site, scale, and body position, extending to the composition and display strategies of images, transforming photography from a momentary capture into a continuous process of perception.

Her work combines an understanding of perceptual mechanisms with the manipulation of site experience, transforming landscapes from external objects into a perceptual field. The images do not aim to reproduce specific scenes, but rather to present the experience of presence under the interaction of body, environment, and time, thus shifting viewing from the identification of objects to the perception of experience.

Formally, the work weakens the referentiality of the images through decentralized composition and low-narrative visual language, emphasizing the subtle changes created by light, air, and time, maintaining the image in a state between the flow of consciousness and abstraction. This treatment transforms the images from a singular focus into an accessible visual field.

By viewing the image as a medium connecting perception and space, and extending its spatiality through exhibition layout, the viewer is no longer merely observing images, but experiencing the relationship between body and space, thus proposing photography as another possibility for a perceptual field.