About Me
I am an artist who collaborates with photographers, painters, sculptors, and videographers to bring creative visions to life.
My work spans across mediums. I have appeared in short films, television shows, and theatre productions. I am also a yoga teacher and a student of ballet, both of which shape my approach to movement and expression.
Beyond performance and modeling, I conduct workshops for women, helping them heal, embrace their bodies, and build lasting confidence.
My Modeling Journey
My modeling career began in 2007. Since then, the journey has been about much more than appearances. It’s about confidence, presence, and living fully in the moment.
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For me, every photoshoot is a conversation without words. I am not someone who expresses deeply through speech, but through the lens, I find my voice.
One of my most unforgettable experiences was an underwater shoot, an attempt to face my hydrophobia. At the moment I let go of fear and submerged fully, I found a space of pure silence and nothingness. That moment remains etched within me.
Walking the ramp brings its own thrills. Under the spotlight, I don’t just wear a dress, I become it. Each outfit lets me step into a new persona, and that transformation is both exhilarating and liberating.
As a trainer for aspiring models and fashion students, I aim to be the mentor I never had, guiding others to find their own confidence and voice in this industry.
"Every step of my journey, whether on stage, on the ramp, in front of the camera, or with women in workshops, has been about self-expression, freedom, and transformation. I see modeling as an art, a meditation, and a movement."
Artistic Nudes
Artistic nude modeling became a natural extension of my journey. I’ve always felt more at ease in minimal clothing, so shedding all layers felt less like exposure and more like freedom.
Some of my most cherished memories are from outdoor shoots, where nature itself becomes a collaborator. For me, artistic nude modelling is not just about the image, but about creating work that carries meaning.
My creative goal is simple yet ambitious: to produce as many artistically powerful images as possible while challenging social conditioning and inspiring women to embrace their bodies without shame.
I admire work that is not only visually striking but also carries a social message. Art that dares to question, provoke, and liberate.