My journey continued at the George Enescu University in Romania, where I began to carve out my own visual language. There, I learned to seek ideas, to question, and to transform those reflections into images. Theoretical studies in conceptual art, minimalism, and other contemporary movements broadened my understanding and pushed my work toward new directions.

An Erasmus scholarship brought me to Murcia, followed by an internship at the Léucade Art Gallery—experiences that led me to Spain, a place I quickly felt connected to and where I eventually rooted myself. Along the way, I participated in competitions, group exhibitions, and solo shows across Moldova, Romania, Italy, Germany, and Spain.

Traveling, learning from different cultures, and taking on diverse roles both within and beyond the art world have shaped not only my practice but also the way I move through life. These experiences taught me adaptability, curiosity, and resilience—qualities that continue to feed my creative process.