ABOUT ME
My work stems primarily from self-portraiture and the need to transform ideas, emotions, and sensations into images.
In recent years, photography has become one of my main languages. I am particularly interested in artistic, conceptual, and sensual photography: the body as a narrative element, femininity, eroticism, vulnerability, atmosphere, and everything an image can suggest without the need to fully explain it.
I create a large part of my work from both sides of the camera. I imagine the concept, set up the scene, work on the aesthetics, lighting, and composition, and, at the same time, use my own body as a model and a means of expression.
WHAT IS ETERIA
Eteria was born from my curiosity about the ethereal: that which we can feel, but cannot always touch or explain in words.
Ether has been described for centuries as something subtle, invisible, almost intangible. That idea has always seemed like a good metaphor for what I try to create: images that do not remain solely in what they show, but also in the feeling they leave behind.
For me, Eteria is precisely that.
Body, atmosphere, desire, texture, light, silence, and emotion.
A universe where sensuality and eroticism exist not solely to show, but to suggest, to tell, to provoke a sensation, an emotion, and to transform an idea into an image.
BEYOND PHOTOGRAPHY
Over time, I realized that my creative world didn't end with the camera.
My background in graphic design expanded the way I build images and approach every project through composition, typography, editing, color, and art direction.
And little by little, I have been making more room for other mediums that have always been a part of me: drawing, painting, editorial design, and the creation of physical art.
Today, Eteria continues to grow through photographs, prints, editorial publications, drawings, canvases, and new projects that allow me to translate the same essence into completely different formats.
A Personal Gaze
I am drawn to the intimate, the imperfect, the feminine, the sensual, and everything that exists between what is shown and what is sensed.
I do not try to create a perfect version of myself.
I am much more interested in telling a story through it.
Every photograph, every drawing, every page, and every canvas is part of the same universe that continues to transform with me.
