Bio

After studying Italian Language and Literature at the University of Sofia in Bulgaria, I spent several years working as an interpreter and translator before moving to Florence, where I lived for five years surrounded by Renaissance beauty and endless visual inspiration.

Then, ready for a new adventure, I took a leap of faith and moved to London, a city I'd never visited, whose language I hadn't even studied (French and Russian were my school languages). It turned out to be one of the best decisions I've ever made. London became home, and more than that, it reignited a creative spark I thought I'd lost for good.

As a child I drew constantly, but somewhere in my teenage years I gave it up, frustrated by what I saw as a lack of my own distinctive style and voice. Decades later, and after not touching a pencil for longer than I care to admit, I found my way back through a creative exploration that started with layered papercut portraits. That process gave birth to my Blue Boys series — and those scarlet lips made their very first appearance.

My work continues to evolve across different media, but colour, playfulness, and a touch of whimsy remain at its core. I create intuitively, with the hope of sparking curiosity, amusement, and joy. What you see is what you see - no hidden messages to be found!

Exhibitions

Upcoming – 29 May 2026 - BLOOMRUIN - A 4 Women Group exhibition - Mortal Machine Gallery, New Orleans, USA

December 2025 – Scope Miami, with Mortal Machine Gallery, USA
June 2025 – Threesome: A Pride Month Show, Adorn The Common, London
June 2025 – Artwork featured on the set of the BBC series What It Feels Like for a Girl, based on Paris Lees’ bestselling memoir
January 2025 – À Trois, Mortal Machine Gallery, New Orleans, USA (group show)
January 2025 – In Fleeting Moments, Secession Gallery at Introduced, St Leonards-on-Sea (group show)
July 2024 – Adorn The Common Summer Art Fair, London
June 2024 – Lobby Mirror art installation for London Pride, The One Hundred Shoreditch Hotel, London
December 2023 – Scope Miami, with Mortal Machine Gallery, USA
October 2023 – SOTA: First Own Exhibition, The Lab E20, London (group show)
September 2023 – Keep the Fire Burning, Mortal Machine Gallery, New Orleans, USA (group show)

Press

2026  –  The Stylist "The Sunday Times"  –   featured in To Love and Cherish

2025 – Attitude Magazine – feature on the group exhibition Threesome: A Celebration of Queer Art & Desire at Adorn The Common, London

2025 – BBC series What It Feels Like for a Girl – artwork featured on set