She now answers us from Los Angeles, where she has traveled on the occasion of her participation in a touring exhibition of ten women artists which celebrates the 250th anniversary of Veuve Clicquot. But beyond continuing to develop her path in this type of collective projects, the creative consolidates her individual work with the new exhibition that is now hosted by Peres Projects, in which she delves into some of the most recurrent themes in her painting that have become her differential factor. “I’m particularly interested in the language of womanhood and subverting traditional representations of both women’s position in art and society,” she tells us. We talk to her.