DO IT T0 YOURSELF

I exaggerate, I caricature, I distort… why not? Beauty doesn’t have to be serious, and the body doesn’t have to obey. I turn the battlefield into a playground where experimentation and laughter meet body positivity.

I exaggerate, I caricature, I distort… why not?
Beauty doesn’t have to be serious, and the body doesn’t have to obey.
I turn the battlefield into a playground where experimentation and laughter meet body positivity.
Every double chin, every asymmetrical breast, every bump and every fold is proof that freedom can be unpredictable.

Rather than reinforcing aesthetic norms, I treat the body as a space of freedom that I can deconstruct, transform, and reinterpret. I reimagine makeup products and beauty tools as sculptural materials, using them to create abstract compositions that emphasize bodily autonomy and experimentation.

Rooted in a feminist artistic approach, I treat the body as both medium and subject, embracing its “flaws” as a form of resistance and expression. I reflect on perception and self-image, questioning how much of what we see is real and how much is projection. Instead of striving for perfection, I transform self-improvement rituals into acts of irony and liberation.