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STATEMENT

« My work becomes both an archive and a place of memory. The tension between distance and intimacy inhabits the same space. With a gloomy tone and a hint of a grin, I invite viewers to engage with themes of memory and belonging. I am drawn to subtle discomfort and the quiet power of embodied experience. »

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

paper town is a photographic exploration of the concept home. A place simultaneously real and imagined, tangible and lost, permanent and fleeting. The project stems from personal reflection on leaving home and the longing for a space that exists in memory.

The images hold the tension between the real and the constructed, the familiar with its impermanence.