Sacred: The Awakening of Feminine Freedom” is a series in which I explore the feminine as an ancestral, spiritual, and untamed force. In these works, flowers — drawn from mythologies across cultures — become symbols of power, transformation, and rebirth.
Each flower carries an ancient story: from Mesopotamian goddesses to Greek deities, from Indigenous worldviews to Eastern cosmologies. They appear not as adornments, but as living archetypes, revealing the deep, layered experience of being a woman.
The feminine figures I paint are not merely bodies; they are sacred territories, spaces of memory, intuition, and healing. Surrounded by petals, light, roots, and gestures, they embody an inward call — a return to one’s center, to the forgotten voice, to the place where strength and sensitivity coexist.
In this series, I revisit and reimagine mythic narratives to liberate the feminine from the structures that once confined it, restoring its multiplicity and spiritual magnitude. My intention is to create images that honor women as cyclical beings, connected to the earth, the cosmos, and to the invisible forces that shape identity.
“Sacred: The Awakening of Feminine Freedom” is, above all, an invitation.
An invitation to remember that we are made of shadow and light, of delicacy and courage, of deep roots and infinite expansion.
An invitation for every woman to recognize — and reclaim — her own sacredness.
