Drawing of a system in which order and chance construct a structure in silent motion.
Circular fields, halos and axes establish an underlying architecture where forms appear, drift and reorganize according to a rhythm unique to each piece.
Variations in position and density introduce an element of chance, echoing systems in which order and randomness coexist — a logic reminiscent of quantum physics and its phenomena of indeterminacy.

Three chromatic families — blue, orange, yellow — structure the nine compositions.
These colors reflect the nuances of the sea, metamorphosing light, and coastal landscapes.
Each work develops its own tonal variations and internal impulses, revealing a subtly distinct identity.
The compositions can be seen as an interpretation of the mental state evoked by the contemplation of the ocean — where the mind drifts, new ideas begin to take shape, and a profound sense of peace emerges.

The series remains coherent, yet each piece stands as a singular variation of the same system — between precision and unpredictable variations that allow a world in formation to surface.

Through experimentation, she developed a specific way of working with the laser, using its heat as a creative force that activates the material through incision and transformation.

The elements are assembled as a tectonic composition: rings, segments and fragments interlock without fully merging, allowing slight shifts and tensions to remain visible. Like tectonic plates, the elements meet, shift and align, generating a dynamic equilibrium within the composition.

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