BIOGRAPHIE

I grew up between rhythm, sound, and color.
Dance came first — I started at six and performed at European competitions, learning that movement can express what language cannot. The piano followed, teaching me silence, structure, and tone. Painting became the place where everything converged — motion, music, and emotion.

Later, I studied business and built a career in consultancy — a world that demands logic, clarity, and precision. I value that work deeply; it sharpens my mind and keeps me connected to the real world. Yet when I became a mother, something shifted. Amid the stillness and intensity of that experience, I understood that the only thing that truly makes sense — the only thing that feels essential — is art.

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