In my work I create to understand—people, places, the quiet undercurrents of time. My camera is not just a tool but a language, a bridge between seen and unseen, between self and other. I seek to explore the way we humans shape and are shaped in return, revealing the traces we leave behind in the ever-evolving landscapes of the natural world. Like the forest deepens its roots and the tides shift and change, we too are shaped by the rhythms of time.

Through my lens, I seek the wonder we forget as we grow taller, the narratives that are overlooked. My work is a dialogue—between past and present, solitude and belonging. It is a feminist act of looking closer, of revealing, of making space for stories that long to be seen.