Director
&
Set Designer

I believe scenography is a form of visual dramaturgy. Space, light, texture, colour, projection, and movement can carry meaning before a word is spoken, shaping emotion, rhythm, and atmosphere.

My work begins with the relationship between story and image. I aim to create theatrical worlds that do not simply illustrate a text, but reveal its emotional and visual structure. Whether working with fairy tales, comedy, drama, or contemporary writing, I search for the image hidden inside the material.

My process is defined by the meeting point between craft, theatre, drawing, construction, digital image, and light. For me, theatre is an act of transformation, and a scenographic image should be felt, remembered, and inhabited by the audience.