Her work — both personal and professional — has gained recognition for its sensitivity, refinement and profound sense of respect for others. She claims to have a humanistic bent that has prompted her to focus on a number of subjects of social import.

In the last few years, her photography has taken on a sociological dimension as she explores how human beings relate to their work and their family or to the media, social networks or the environment.

In this new phase of her career, she works with artists, helping them to publicize their talent. She met Sophie Brandstrom about ten years ago. They decided to undertake a project together to capitalize on their dual perspectives on photography and their shared sensibility to social issue.