"Ecometamorphosis," explores a possible afterlife in a posthumanism era, inspired from Ancient Egyptian, Mexican, and Greek beliefs about life's continuity. Working with bioplastics, she delves into hybrid configurations, strange narratives, and nature's dynamics. These intricate shapes and textures of bioplastics evoke mysterious remnants, igniting thoughts about post-life possibilities. These biodegradable forms prompt questions on existence and transcendence in a tech-driven future.