Every photograph, to me, is both an act of witnessing and a question—what does it mean to see and to be seen? I think of my practice as a form of surveying, a way to observe, collect, and reflect on the world around me.
I am drawn to social phenomena—especially those that exist in plain sight yet are often overlooked in the flow of daily life. Through weaving together different perspectives, I explore contemporary society through its outliers, seeking to capture not only what is visible but also the weight of absence and the implicitness.