Atlante of Tula Hidalgo in Tel Aviv. Painting

My paintings and collages examine the relationship between industrial materials and the natural world. I work with synthetic textures, packaging fragments, and everyday residues—often considered disposable—to reframe them as subjects worthy of reflection. Through layered compositions, I investigate the visual language of waste, consumer culture, and ecological imbalance. My work evokes tension between beauty and pollution, surface and depth, seduction and discomfort. These pieces aim to question our habits of consumption and suggest a shift toward a more conscious coexistence with our environment.