She decided to truly commit to her passion for arts after working as a graphic designer in a company for several years. Being an employee was not satisfying. She felt she needed to take risks to get the life she wished for. Driven by a thirst of freedom and unlimited creativity, she first became a freelance graphic designer, working from home. It has been life changing, giving room to reconnect to her burried artistic soul.
This shift changed forever how she would see the world and how she wanted her life to be.
Reconnected to her ART, HEART and LIFE in general, and after a first exhibition in London in 2016, she decided to fully dedicated her life to where she belongs, and started making a living being a full time artist. 
She made papercutting her speciality. An ode to minimalism that requires steadiness, patience and an ounce of perfectionnism, as "painting" with a blade doesn't give room to any mistakes.
Her papercuttings offer a surgical precision combined with intricate and stunningly expressive portraits.
I always thought that creativity is powered by constraints. With  such limited tools at disposal, blades and papersheets, you need to be more creative. This pushes me to developp my techniques on a constant basis