I am 22 years old, and I am an artist. Specifically, a pianist, a composer specialized in audiovisual composition, and a sound designer. But I also throw myself into many other things, like radio and television projects, conferences, and international film festivals as a social media manager and artistic curator.

I’m not sure whether I decided to focus on these fields because I had a specific vision of music or whether that vision developed from my educational path—or perhaps a bit of both. But I love blurring the boundaries of my professions, not parallel to each other, but intertwined… for example, I feel like a sound designer when I play, and I think of myself as a pianist even when I design sound.

This way of being has always been a source of motivation for me, but also a struggle. At times, academic and social pressures in the workplace have led me to believe I should choose—choose who to be, choose what to do —as though I couldn’t be everything at once. Yet, I have always believed in both professionalism and specialization in music, just as much as in eclecticism. I refuse to see art as something limited and limiting.

For me, making music means expanding. My artwork expands me within the audience, and at the same time, the audience within me.

I create my projects based on this idea.