I am a visionary visual artist with a 15-year career at the intersection of art and social engagement. With an impressive track record, I have created a significant impact through her socially engaged art projects, coaching expertise, facilitation skills and international recognition.

Throughout my career, I have seamlessly integrated my artistic practice with social causes, utilising the power of art to incite change. My socially engaged approach has not only captivated audiences but has also caught the attention of international media, propelling my work to a global stage.

I have exhibited her thought-provoking creations and worked closely with esteemed art institutions across over a dozen countries, transcending borders and cultures to connect with diverse audiences. My ability to forge deep connections with people is unparalleled, fostering meaningful interactions that resonate long after the encounter.

With an unwavering belief in the transformative power of art, I recognise its capacity to drive social change. My commitment to using art as an efficient tool for change inspires and motivates others to envision a world where creativity becomes a catalyst for a better future.

In the realm of art and social engagement, I stand as a trailblazer, seamlessly blending creativity, coaching, and impactful projects to make a profound difference. With my unique perspective, deep connections with humanity, and a passion for driving change, I continue to leave an indelible mark on the artistic and social landscape.

I have been showcasing my artwork in galleries and art institutions i.a. in New York City, Washington DC (USA), Tokyo (Japan), Rome (Italy), Paris (France), Madrid (Spain), Berlin (Germany), Oslo (Norway), Stockholm (Sweden), Puerto Plata (Dominican Republic), St Petersburg and Murmansk (Russia) and several other cities.

A cropped list of the galleries, museums and institutions I have worked together with:

The A.I.R. Gallery New York city, U.S., Thyssen Bornemiza National Museum Madrid, Spain, Fondazione Volume Rome, Finnish Cultural Institutes in London, Berlin, Tokyo, New York City, Stockholm, Madrid and Oslo, Espoo Modern Art Museum Finland, Taidehalli, Hippolyte Gallery Helsinki, Finland, Amos Anderson Art Museum Helsinki Finland, The Contemporary Art Museum Kiasma Helsinki, Finland, Finnish museum of photography and Helsinki Art Museum, Spiral Art Center Tokyo, Japan, Parsons New School Gallery in New York City, U.S., Women of the World Festival in London, Kunstplass10 in Oslo, Embassy of Finland in Berlin, The Fine Art Museum in Murmansk and Pink Line Project In Washington D.C.