I’m drawn to the quiet pulse of memory, the way it lingers, forming and reforming in the shadows of time. Photography, for me, is a mark left behind, a moment we can hold onto in the swift current of change.

In my past work, I’ve explored how memory is more than just a thought—it’s taste, texture, scent, fleeting glimpses, shapes that carve themselves into us, lingering long after the moment has passed.

I want my images to dance on the edge of awareness, that feeling just out of reach, on the tip of the tongue, yet always beyond words.