Have you ever drawn a clitoris? I never had, until a few weeks ago, while scrolling on Instagram, I came across an article by The Guardian about the recent creation of a 3D map of the clitoris, revealing it to be the organ with the highest concentration of nerve endings in the human body, exceeding 10,000 fibers.

Clitoris. A word I have known for a long time. An organ that lives in my body. And yet, I didn’t really know what it looked like.

Almost entirely absent from anatomy books and from our sexual education. We have reached the moon, decoded the human genome, cloned a sheep… and still we know very little about this organ linked to female pleasure.

Drawing it became an urgent necessity. In the process, it sometimes appeared as something animal, wild, alive. At other times, like a fruit or a flower. Drawing it connects me to the organic, to the origin, to the dance of life: a garden of pleasure.

Inner Architecture is the invisible framework beneath our feelings and behaviors — the inner design we build over time through experience.

This is a year-long creative experiment inspired by questions about time and cycles.

From new moon to new moon, guided by an astrologer, I created small paintings to observe whether emotional and relational patterns would repeat. Over 12 months, I produced 110 paintings as a way to track inner shifts through images rather than analysis.

An online platform where people can adopt an undomesticated wild animal and create a deep relationship with it. From a Cheetah in Tanzania, the Anacondas in Brazil, a turtle in the caribbean or a squirrel in Central Park.

You can become it’s owner, or better to say it will become your master. Like in the old times when animals were sacred and humans were trying to imitate them, embodying their characteristics. Now you are be able to connect with that wild force of your spirit animal.Because wild animals will be connected to the internet through solar powered tags tracked via satellite, you will know all the time exactly where your animal is.