My work exists at the intersection of self-portraiture, staged photography, and botanical still life. Through constructed imagery, I explore memory, femininity, cultural archetypes, and the fragile boundary between reality and imagination.

Working primarily alone, I create characters, costumes, headpieces, and symbolic environments by hand, transforming ordinary objects into emotional and theatrical narratives. Flowers and botanical forms appear throughout my work as living metaphors - delicate, temporary, and deeply tied to cycles of transformation, beauty, and loss.

Rather than documenting reality, I use photography to translate inner experiences into visual form. Each image becomes a quiet psychological space where memory, ritual, symbolism, and personal mythology intertwine.

Influenced by folklore, painterly light, historical references, and surrealist storytelling, I create images that exist between past and present, tenderness and tension, stillness and performance.

For me, art is not a fixed narrative but an intuitive process of listening, collecting, and transforming fragments of the visible world into something emotionally resonant and timeless.