Alongside this pictorial research, I also present sculptures and jewelry pieces created from reclaimed objects. I collect, assemble, and transform what has already lived. This approach is inspired by the inventiveness I have observed in certain African artistic practices, where objects are repaired and reinvented with whatever materials are at hand. These lively “make-do” constructions—far from being simple repairs—become, for me, a true poetry of resourcefulness and rebirth.

Between writing, painting, sculpture, and jewelry, my work explores what emerges from accumulation, transformation, and reuse. Each piece is an attempt to give new life to materials, to words, and to forms.