I work with the body
as a landscape of decay

I photograph from the perspective of an internal rupture, redefining the boundaries of somatic presence. My gaze — shaped by over half a century of existence and the lived experience of my own non-normative body — utterly rejects superficial aestheticization.

For me, disability is not a technical barrier. It is a consciously chosen investigative position: a filter through which I deconstruct the intricate relationship between form, matter, and impermanence. Everything that escapes the final frame, the unmanaged thoughts, and the raw residue of this process, is left in the marginalia.