Through the construction of poetic images and narratives, I seek to invoke states beyond speech and literal meaning by using metaphors and symbolic language. I focus on recognizing and representing the conflicts, rigours, and passions we endure as living beings inhabiting an organic and impermanent body: wounds, sorrow, scars, memory, fear of forgetting and being forgotten; opposites and dualities, life and death, the constant struggle between the pagan and the sacred. These are essential aspects of human reality, yet they are often rejected and suppressed because they reveal our fragility and vulnerability, disturbing the illusion that we control our own existence. My intention is not only to assimilate them, but also to reclaim their value and expose their poignant beauty.