Artist Statement

My practice is rooted in encounters with others and in the observation of how identity is shaped through relationships, memory, and perception.

I approach photography, video, and text as interconnected tools for listening and exchange. Much of my work develops through direct conversations with individuals in both public and private spaces, where presence and trust become central to the process.

Rather than controlling the image, I allow the encounter to define its form. The camera functions as a medium of proximity, where vulnerability is not illustrated but shared.

I am interested in the tension between self and other, and in the ways meaning is constructed through stories, beliefs, and inherited frameworks of thought.

My work reflects on how these structures influence our perception of ourselves and the world around us.

Through these exchanges, the work becomes a space where observation and participation overlap, producing images and narratives that remain open, unresolved, and subjective.

At its core, my practice investigates the fragile boundary between intimacy and distance, and the role of trust in the construction of visual and emotional narratives.

Artist Statement

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