Her practice is centered on painting, working primarily with oil on canvas while also using watercolor and ink on paper and fabric. She is interested in the different ways materials shape the painting process. While her works with watercolor and ink often embrace fluidity, spontaneity, and chance, her oil paintings develop through a slower and more deliberate dialogue with the canvas, where composition is continuously questioned and reconsidered. Her work is guided by intuition and the immediacy of thought, allowing motifs and forms to emerge through association rather than predetermined planning. She is particularly interested in repetition, circular forms, and recurring symbols, exploring how image can shift through accumulation and variation.