Each piece of sea glass holds a story that began long before it reached my hands. It was born as a simple fragment of glass lost in the ocean—remnants of bottles, jars, or old objects that, through carelessness or the passage of time, ended up in the sea.

Over the years, the force of the waves, the salt and the sand transformed those fragments into small natural jewels: smooth, matte and full of charm.

Sea glass is a silent witness to past lives: it may have traveled along distant shores, been caressed by hundreds of tides and shone under suns that no one remembers anymore.

Each color has its mystery—greens, whites, and browns are the most common, inseparable companions of time, followed by blues and turquoises, less common, and reds are true treasures hidden among the waves, sand, and wind; all of them were once part of ancient and forgotten glass objects that once belonged to someone.

My paintings are not just decorative pieces; they are fragments of history, of moments and lives now forgotten. Each work is an invitation to contemplate the poetry of simplicity, to value transformation, and to remember that we too can turn the negative into something beautiful when we act with love and respect for our surroundings.