I am a multidisciplinary artist working across photography, collage, and installation. My practice is rooted in an ongoing investigation of memory, impermanence, and the relationship between the natural world and the human-made. These themes run throughout my work, shaping both my choice of materials and conceptual approach.
Whether exploring personal history or interrogating cultural myths, I’m drawn to the quiet, often overlooked details that hold meaning-shifts in light, traces of movement, or symbolic residue embedded in a landscape. Photography, in particular, allows me to dwell in this space of ambiguity, where what’s visible gestures toward what’s been lost, forgotten, or deliberately erased.
Across series, I examine how identity is constructed through visual culture, how the land holds memory, and how power structures shape what we see and what we don't. My work seeks to unearth hidden narratives, to reframe dominant perspectives, and to offer a more expansive, nuanced way of seeing.
At its core, my practice is an act of noticing, of making space for what lingers in the margins, and allowing the in-between to speak.
