I create at the intersection of photography, texture, embodiment, and performance.
My work revolves around the female body - not as an object, but as a living space that holds memory, emotion, and energy. For me, the body is a language through which the soul speaks.

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Before photographing, I cover the skin with clay - a material that connects body and earth, form and energy. As it dries and cracks, it reveals a map of stories, emotions, and inner landscapes. These cracks are not about breaking - they are about life breathing, moving, transforming.

 

My process is both ritual and performance, where clay, touch, and breath become a voice that speaks from within.
Through my work, I invite the viewer to pause, to feel, and to recognize their own reflection - their memory, tenderness, and strength in vulnerability