I often reflect on the aesthetics of urban life and the delicate balance between architecture and nature on our beautiful planet. It concerns me that, in modern urban planning, the cost per square meter often takes priority over creating truly comfortable and human-centered spaces. Nature is steadily giving way to real estate development, and with it, our connection to the natural world grows weaker, further mechanizing the human spirit.
As a mother of three wonderful sons and a proud grandmother to a charming granddaughter, I dream of cities where parks, green landscapes, and spaces for children become the foundation of architectural design — places that nurture harmony between humanity and nature. These reflections, as well as my perception of the unique energy of certain cities, often find their way into my art.

The folklore and traditions of different cultures also inspire me. I weave them into my imaginative ornamental patterns, celebrating the beauty and harmony found in our diversity.