For Lucy, art is a quest — a form of inner freedom. It is a way to engage in a sincere dialogue with the world while exploring what often remains invisible: vulnerability, symbolism, resilience, and the quiet strength that emerges in moments of loss or transformation. In her work, she seeks to convey the inner strength of the human spirit — the ability to transform wounds into wisdom while preserving tenderness and beauty. Her portraits function as psychological spaces: they go beyond the representation of faces to become places where memory, emotion, and the unconscious intersect. Lucy views art as a constant process of discovery — of oneself and of the world. Through her practice, she invites viewers to confront both fragility and resilience, tenderness and violence, and to find within these contrasts a renewed sense of strength, awareness, and balance.