She holds a Master’s degree in Design and Technology from Parsons School of Design in New York. Her creative practice spans installation art and interactive design, drawing inspiration from psychological and perceptual studies while being deeply influenced by fields such as psychology, science, and philosophy. In 2020, she launched the "MOOD" series, a thematic exploration rooted in art healing. This ongoing body of work incorporates graffiti, video, interactive installations, improvisational painting, and participatory workshops, translating abstract emotions into tangible, perceptible experiences. Through "MOOD" she investigates the subtle shifts in artistic experience and audience response at the intersection of emotion and technology. The series not only facilitates emotional dialogue but also inspires broader social reflection, eloquently demonstrating the healing power of art and encouraging a renewed look at its potential role in mental wellness. Her sustainable art initiatives and art healing projects have garnered widespread media attention and continue to generate positive social impact.