 Some people ask me often that, what's the painting you like best? It's always the last one, because you find something new. It's perfect at that moment, but one week after, two weeks after, I said, oh, I can do better than that. I was drawing when I was young. My mother gave me courses of art, and she knew at that time she had the feeling that I'm more artist. I'm a photographer, so I add a lot of pictures. And I choose one picture at a time, and I try to make some movement in it. Starting with the subject of the picture is not important, because I take the negative, and I stretch it, I twist it, I change the color. Sometimes I put two, three, four pictures together to find something good happen. When I'm working, I see where the colors are good or not together, because even if I like two colors, sometimes they don't go together. I have to put something else between them. That's the process, that's creation. It's not the subject, but the color, the mix together, that makes me... I don't want to have a rule, say, okay, you have to put that color over there, that color over there, of that movement. Because I don't want to have a recipe. I need color, lines. Okay, after that, what can I put in it to make a good thing? When I think it's finished, that's why I have to take two or three days not to see it, because it's too fresh. You don't have a good judgment when you're in it, but two, three days you have another look more fresh, and if it's good, perfect. If it's not, I make some adjustment. After that, I send it to the printer. When you print, the printing is the same color, the same thing that I see in the computer. After that, it's mounted on panel wood, and I put varnish and resin on it, at the end. Two or three layers of resin. I want my works hypnotize you, hypnotize people. It's bringing you in the art. I start painting after something bad happened to me in my life. Six years ago, my boyfriend died. He told me before, just a few weeks before he died, you're an artist. After that, I start painting. I was crazy, crazy. Because I was very, very mad and very confused. And I need to do something, and that was painting. I want to show to the world my work. I don't want to be pretentious, but I know that what I'm doing, it's for everybody. In my life, I'm happy. There's a difficult part, but for now, I think I am at my right place in my life. I found my way.