ONGOING PROJECT - Since 2015, I have been working on this project that is still in development.

During the coming period, I will be working with physical elements from my pregnancy and laborproces: the placenta, the umbilical cord, bloodclothes, my hairloss and mother milk transformed in to installations and objects.

For our daughters

"The lines of women in families carry the history of generations, the strength of resilience, and the spark of change."

The first person on earth you form a connection with is your mother, already in the womb. This extraordinary place is the core of life, creation, intuition, and connection. Even before birth, you attune to your mother, her voice, heartbeat, and emotions. This space stores experiences and energy, symbolizes cyclical wisdom, and shapes your first sense of safety and of the world. It is a powerful center that connects women to their nature and to generations before them.

As an adult woman, you face the challenge of following your own path and strengthening your independence, while at the same time cherishing and preserving the deep bond with your mother.

“For Our Daughters” is a visual exploration of intergenerational trauma and the limitations passed down through generations of women via their relationship with their mother, the “mother wound.” It is my artistic vision and reflection on symbiotic mother–daughter relationships, seeking to break free from the patterns we inherit.

The mother wound encompasses unconscious patterns of guilt, shame, and self sacrifice, often rooted in patriarchal structures and expectations. This wound influences how women see themselves, the choices they make, and how they experience their role in the world.

My story is one of many. The women in my lineage carry a story of loneliness, resilience, and hope, deeply woven into our bodies and our lives.

These generations share themes of loss, change, and a complex relationship with womanhood. Yet within this painful inheritance lies a deep strength: the resilience to carry on, the hope to heal, and the search for connection with ourselves, our bodies, and one another. It is a story that shows how the feminine is not only vulnerable, but also infinitely powerful, an ode to softness, transformation, and pride.

This story lives on in my artistic project, which continues to grow and transform.

With this project, I advocate for awareness and healing of this wound through introspection, setting boundaries, and breaking harmful patterns, ultimately freeing women from emotional baggage so they can live authentically and build healthy relationships.

My path toward motherhood. I continue to explore our path to freedom. For myself, my daughter, her daughters, our daughters.