Watercolor paintings inspired by the work and life of French sculptor Camille Claudel, muse of Auguste Rodin and one of the greatest exponents of 19th century sculpture.
The work was developed from episodes of Camille's life, as well as some of her personality traits such as passion for life, painful waiting, loneliness and the psychic illness detected at the time.

A woman ahead of her time, Camille paid for her emancipation and for her passion for the arts, in an time of admittedly male dominance.

This works is also an ode to all women who fought and are still fighting for equal opportunities and gender.