Photography serves as my visual language, a conduit to express my ideas, pose questions, and articulate emotional responses to the intricate interplay of self and the world around me. With a profound inclination towards themes of self-identity, landscapes, queer identity, and spaces we occupy. My work explores the nuanced connections between personal narratives and the broader context of existence. Each photograph is a deliberate exploration, a visual dialogue with the viewer, inviting them to join me in contemplating the complex tapestry of identity, the ever-evolving landscapes of both the internal and external worlds, and the intersections of queerness and space. Through my lens, I seek not only to capture moments but to provoke thought, fostering a shared journey of introspection and understanding.