In her works, Victoria explores the subtle and complex relationship between humans and nature. The artist is concerned with how we, as city dwellers, can rediscover nature and feel a sense of unity with it in a world dominated by concrete and steel. Her sculptures are a meditation on how to find a new balance and harmony with the environment.
Victoria possesses a perfect command of academic techniques—demonstrating a keen sense of form and composition—while also experimenting boldly. The artist combines noble materials such as bronze, stone and ceramic with modern and industrial ones—steel, plastic. This fusion serves as a metaphor: much like the materials themselves, nature today exists in a hybrid state, altered by human activity.
Through this approach, each of Victoria's works acquires not only visual expressiveness but also profound meaning. The materials in her sculptures begin to "speak": they tell stories of memory, transformation, and the dialogue—and sometimes the conflict—between the natural world and the human-made world.
Thus, Victoria's art is a holistic and relevant inquiry, where artistic form and meaningful content go hand in hand, inviting the viewer to contemplate the fundamental questions of our time.