My work is a reflection on the complexities of identity, belonging, and the ever-evolving state of society. Through the mediums of photography, collage, and illustration, I create visual narratives that explore the tension between self-worth and the external forces that shape our perceptions of ourselves. Each piece serves as a visual dialogue, questioning how we define ourselves in relation to others, and how societal constructs influence our understanding of who we are.
Photography allows me to capture moments of raw emotion and intimate expression, while illustration adds layers of abstraction, creating a bridge between the real and the imagined. Collage, with its fragmented pieces, speaks to humanity's nature and how we piece together our identities and experiences from the multiplicity of influences that surround us. Together, these mediums invite viewers to engage in a deeper reflection on their own sense of belonging and the collective challenges we face.
My work is not just a personal exploration but an invitation to the audience to question, confront, and reflect on the societal structures that shape our lives. It is a call for understanding, self-empowerment, and connection, encouraging an ongoing conversation about the state of the world and our place within it.
