My art work comprises predominantly pieces of female clothes suggesting people and plots to be unveiled. The dresses and wardrobes are not only the subject, but also the object of what is being represented in my work. They are by themselves, without a human figure inside them. Their shapes are the centerpiece of emotions and feelings that have been present in three important periods of my life: my birth and arrival to this world, my childhood and my adult life. In my childhood as a girl, I was surrounded by prejudice, living in a system of beliefs and strict rules that I have learned and that controlled my life and have dramatically changed the original innocence of a girl and that have compelled or have tyrannized the need for me to be and being empowered. My adult life could have represented freedom from childhood rules, however I was trapped by the sense of duty, between guilt and restrictions.