My work is about migration, identity, and the fragile idea of home. I am fascinated by how people shape belonging, and how distance, memory, and presence change the way we connect.

I use portraiture to break and rebuild faces, exposing vulnerability, estrangement, and resilience. By playing with scale, perspective, and composition, I create spaces that confront the viewer with questions of inclusion, exclusion, and what it really means to be seen.

Every project transforms stories of displacement into a language of emotion. Longing, connection, and the restless search for home are not just personal themes, they are universal. My art lives in the collision of familiar and unfamiliar, intimacy and distance, loss and resilience. It is an invitation to look closer, to feel deeper, and to ask yourself: Where do you belong?