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Prints on Prince — New York, 2024
Prints on Prince was my first attempt at street art and at showing my work in a truly public, democratic space. I set up along Prince Street in SoHo, selling my oil pastel prints directly on the street—offering them to whoever passed by. The project blurred the line between artist and street vendor, exhibition and encounter. Each sale became a brief exchange, a conversation, a moment of recognition between strangers. For me, it was about accessibility and presence—taking art off the white walls and into the everyday flow of the city, where anyone could stop, engage, and take a piece home.
Ponte Sisto Intervention for Rome Art Week — Rome, 2025
For my intervention on Ponte Sisto and as part of Rome Art Week, I laid out a small collection of oil pastel postcards, letting the city’s rhythm draw people in. When someone stopped, intrigued, I told them the works were gifts for them, if they wished to accept. It was a quiet act of return, a way to thank Rome for everything it has given me. Each exchange felt like a meeting point between art and life, where generosity replaced transaction and presence became the medium itself. The bridge became a passage not only between two sides of the Tiber, but between giving and receiving, artist and city, gratitude and grace.
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