Background

My journey began with sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts, where I fell in love with the power of form. But I wanted to bring that art closer to people’s lives, to make it part of their everyday beauty. That’s when I turned to hair—an intimate, living medium—and found myself creating art that people could wear. As an experimental hairstylist, I started working in fashion and with photographers, driven by a belief that hair is more than style. Early on I understood the emotional value and the aspect of identity transformation happening during hairstyling.

This passion has roots that go deep into my childhood. As a little girl, my father used to braid my hair, and in those quiet moments, I felt completely seen and endlessly creative. It was his way of showing care, making me feel beautiful and free. Today, I carry that same spirit into my work, using hair to offer others the same sense of care, beauty, and boundless possibility.