These images represent details of sections of trees felled to be transformed into something else. The use of negative inversion and direct printing on aluminum enhance the colors and the concept of destruction of our planet. The artist is inspired by artistic photography and environmental rights, transforming details of nature and flora: photographic technique and rights merge into surreal images to lead the viewer to reflect on what can be done to safeguard the planet. A better world is possible, it also depends on you.

Photography and politics are her two focal points, her pillars: photographic projects express her vision, often in a surreal way and aiming for beauty. In this she feels special and consistent. A better world is possible, it depends on all of us and she try to convey it through images. "Sometimes I think about the shots that I have not taken, but never about future ones ... I keep looking inside myself, as I always have."

My logo is *PatIsHere (Pat is here). the asterisk is used to draw attention to a place, imaginary or real, where I am, or wherever an image has been taken. Pat, which is the diminutive of my name, is here, or she has been here, and here she has expressed her thoughts through images. In the logo the asterisk is predominant and contains the graphic of my face, underlining that it is me who chooses what to say, where and when.