I see art as a practice of attention before it becomes a practice of image making. My work begins with presence with people, places, memories, and the quiet transformations of everyday life. Rather than offering answers, I create open images that invite the viewer into an active process of seeing, remembering, and recognition.
Through film, photography, and installation, I seek to create spaces where images continue beyond the frame, allowing each encounter to generate its own meaning. For me, the most enduring images are not those that explain the world, but those that invite us to see it again.