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Photography embraced as a daily practice has become a medium through which I indulge in the present. I capture fleeting moments—those often overlooked or rarely noticed. I cherish these seemingly ordinary instances as they form an integral part of the narrative I feel compelled to share.

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The exercise of photographing serves as a practice through which I uncover the allure of the mundane. It compels me to slow down, observe keenly, and decipher the nuanced visual language of time. Akin to the transient nature of moments, light itself is ephemeral, adding depth and temporality to my exploration.

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I transform my images into tangible forms through alternative photographic processes and printmaking, integrating bodily engagement, materiality, and physical presence into my work. By incorporating fabric, paper, thread, paint, and other elements, I embrace the notion of possibilities. Through experimentation, I challenge the conventional understanding of processes such as cyanotype and silkscreen printing, leading to continual discoveries.

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My artistic journey is a profound and ongoing relationship with my inner self from inception to completion. I am constantly questioning, challenging, encouraging, and validating, which forms the intricate dance between introspection and creation. My work represents my most valuable form of self-discovery—a visual and tangible expression of the dialogue within.