Artist Statement
At the heart of my work is a quiet longing: the search for home. Not a place, but a feeling of belonging, stillness, and truth.
My experience of migration, constant movement, and instability has led me into a recurring state of flight, both as physical movement through space and as an inner flight through daydreaming. It has shaped how I see, remember, and recognise myself in the world.
At the same time, this condition of movement has opened a way of seeing that is expansive rather than fixed. Through my experience as a flight attendant, I inhabit a continuous crossing of geographies and atmospheres.
Photography emerged within this space as a form of self-revelation: a way to process experience, to hold complexity, and to recognise myself within it.
Through analogue multiple exposures and optical interventions, I bring together different places and moments into a single image. What emerges is something closer to how memory operates: layered, shifting, and never fully complete.
My work moves between what is seen and what is felt, within what I define as psychophysical photography.
