My father struggled with his mental health and passed away when I was very young.
The only way I could still see him, still feel him, was through the photos and videos my mother and I had made together.

That was when I realized how powerful images can be. They hold emotion, memory and connection.

Over time, film became my way to process life.

To understand, to express and to heal.

Creating helped me make sense of moments I couldn’t put into words.

That is still what drives me today.

I want others to feel the power of storytelling to connect, to find comfort and to be moved long after the screen fades to black.