My approach is rooted in presence rather than urgency. I work slowly, with natural light and close collaboration with local voices, allowing stories to emerge through everyday moments rather than dramatic events.

My work is guided by a set of values rooted in presence rather than urgency, responsibility rather than access, and precision rather than spectacle. I believe the smallest details often carry the largest truths, and that photography should serve memory, not decoration. Working slowly and in close collaboration with local voices, I focus on everyday spaces where the long-term consequences of conflict continue to unfold.

I move between places not to collect images, but to explore the quiet rhythms of life and the stories that emerge along the way. My work takes me into everyday spaces

— streets, homes, markets, and communities—

where people navigate change, tradition, and the small, meaningful moments that often go unnoticed. Traveling allows me to observe, reflect, and follow the subtle movements of life that reveal deeper truths about identity, culture, and connection.