Berakha has managed to transcend the traditional boundaries of embroidery, transforming it from a craft technique into a powerful tool for artistic expression. From her earliest works, Berakha has shown a deep respect and appreciation for traditional embroidery techniques, learned in part from her family. However, her work is not limited to the repetition of inherited patterns; instead, she reinterprets and recontextualizes them, creating pieces that dialogue with the present and reflect on identity, memory, and visual culture.

Berakha's art is characterized by his meticulous attention to detail and his ability to merge the ancient with the modern. Her works often feature vibrant, geometric compositions that evoke both pre-Columbian textile art and contemporary graphic design. In her hands, the thread becomes a versatile medium capable of conveying complex visual narratives.

"Odaraia" is a celebration of Berakha's work, an artist who has found in embroidery a language of her own, using thread and needle to weave not only images but also ideas and emotions. Her work is a testament to the power of art to connect past and present, and a celebration of creativity and tradition in an ever-changing world.