My artistic practice is rooted in performance, writing and short film making. Through these mediums, I delve into personal and societal issues, using art as both a therapeutic process and a platform for critical questions. As a Swiss-Brazilian woman, my work is infused with multifaceted identities and my pieces reflect some of my observations, addressing the intersections of privilege and heritage. With the use of live cameras, and by multiplying and distorting my own image, I tend to offer a plurality of projection surfaces to the public.
I explore various topics, such as the notion of the gaze, but my work is mostly and continually investigating the concept of self-cannibalization as a means of understanding otherness. By anchoring my practice in theoretical research and practical art experimentation, I try to foster spaces for reflection and dialogue on decolonial and identity issues. In this same thinking, I wrote an essay called « Avaler de travers », which digs into themes of anthropophagy and devoration, what feeds me and what eats me away.