My work has long been driven by a profound fascination with others – their identities, their motivations, the intricate ways they navigate the world. However, as I've matured, a new direction has begun to emerge in my creative process. At a certain point, the lens that once focused outward started to turn inward, seeking a deeper understanding not of others, but of myself.
This shift isn't a departure, but rather an evolution in my ongoing quest for identity. To truly comprehend who I am, I've realized the necessity of exploring my own foundational landscape. My latest projects delve into the intimate narratives of my closest relatives, chronicling family histories, revisiting pivotal moments from my childhood, and examining those fundamental experiences that have shaped my path.
It's a more personal journey, almost an archaeological dig into my own past, meticulously piecing together fragments to form a clearer picture. These works are an attempt to see my own reflection in the tapestry of my origins, understanding that by illuminating my own story, I might draw closer to the ever-evolving enigma of who I am.
