Growing up in the 1980s, fascinated by sci-fi films, surreal worlds, and endlessly drawing geometric doodles, I developed a love for graphic forms, bold compositions, and dimensional design. These influences continue to inspire my work today—not only in my accessories collection, but also in my one-of-a-kind wall pieces.
Created from leftover denim and canvas collected throughout my years in the fashion and denim industry, these works give new life to materials that might otherwise go to waste. Through layering, color, geometry, and texture, I transform these fragments into sculptural textile compositions.
Inspired by fashion, architecture, graphic design, and surrealism, I enjoy creating pieces that reveal themselves slowly. Abstract shapes, hidden figures, and unexpected compositions invite the viewer to look twice and discover new details and narratives over time. I often introduce a futuristic or unexpected element into my work, allowing the compositions to sit somewhere between reality and imagination.
Each piece is handmade in my atelier and entirely unique—an extension of the same visual language found throughout the Galektica collection: graphic, colorful, slightly edgy, and open to interpretation.
