Writing
1991 [Still going]
From an early age, Elisa explored the art of writing, experimenting across styles and genres. Her teenage years saw her delve into rap, while preparatory classes expanded her literary interests into short stories and, eventually, erotic writing—a genre she deeply enjoys. Professionally, she has written portraits for fashion magazines, including a piece on Pierre Souchon for DEDICATE, and crafted experimental fashion columns, such as imagining the practicality of wearing a flamenco dress to school pickup for ALL.I.C. On social media, she shares mini-stories blending daily observations with imaginative twists.
Elisa's creative journey later led her to slam poetry, where she embraced the rhythm and interplay of languages to enrich her literary expression. This passion culminated in her contribution to a photography book during the INSTANTS residency at Château Palmer, where Henrike Stahl documented the intergenerational transmission of knowledge among vineyard workers. Driven by a love of non-linear narratives and linguistic deconstructions, Elisa continues to push the boundaries of her creative exploration.
"In that honesty.
Elisa's creative journey later led her to slam poetry, where she embraced the rhythm and interplay of languages to enrich her literary expression. This passion culminated in her contribution to a photography book during the INSTANTS residency at Château Palmer, where Henrike Stahl documented the intergenerational transmission of knowledge among vineyard workers. Driven by a love of non-linear narratives and linguistic deconstructions, Elisa continues to push the boundaries of her creative exploration.