My creative practice combines traditional art, fashion design, and multimedia experimentation as a means of expressing my perspective on the world. Through photography, graphic design, digital illustration, and hands-on textile techniques, I explore the relationship between material and form.

My work often addresses social themes such as body image, femininity, societal standards, and mental health, translating these subjects into conceptual visual and material narratives. Rather than imposing a fixed meaning, I aim to create work that invites personal interpretation and allows each viewer to develop their own experience.

Drawing on over six years of painting practice and experience exhibiting in five art galleries in Romania, I approach fashion as an interdisciplinary medium for artistic expression, storytelling, and critical exploration. My professional experience bridges fashion design, multimedia experimentation, and visual communication.

At Tess van Zalinge in Amsterdam, I contributed to the ‘Keurslijf’ 10th anniversary haute couture collection, developing and producing bags through diverse materials and multimedia techniques, as well as designing and managing the production of a custom hook-and-eye look.

Alongside my fashion practice, I worked as a Brand Identity Designer for Let’sEnglish!, creating cohesive visual identities, brand guidelines, and digital assets for web and social media. These experiences have allowed me to combine conceptual thinking, material exploration, and visual design with practical production skills, approaching design as an interdisciplinary process.