Post-production is central to her process. She reworks color and tone after the shoot to give each landscape its final emotional register, so that an image can feel like an inhabited memory of the past rather than a simple record of a place.¹ In her series Ukiyo-e, she reinterprets traditional Japanese and Chinese landscape painting through bright, flat planes of color and bold contour lines, using the tension between foreground and background to suggest space.²

In 2023 her work was included in Christie's “Next Wave” auctions in Miami and New York, and in “Fragments of the Dreams: A Surrealist Vision”, presented by SuperRare and 0X17 Gallery in New York. In 2024 she held solo exhibitions titled “City Portraits” in Bordeaux and “The Midst of Reality and Imagination” in Milan.³ In 2026 she released Ninfa, a set of physical prints issued in editions of 11, 33 and 99.⁴