“The people in my images exist in a space between dream and memory—they might be reflections of lives unlived, embodiments of fleeting emotions, or visualisations of abstract ideas that cannot quite be expressed in words. Each portrait begins with the familiar language of fashion and editorial photography but then drifts into more personal territory.

I find myself creating figures that feel both intimate and unreachable, speaking to both the artificial and profoundly human aspects of contemporary beauty. They emerge as visual echoes of internal landscapes—perhaps versions of the self that exist only in possibility or emotions that needed a face to be understood. Through these portraits, I explore the space between who we are and who we imagine we could be, searching for those quiet moments where beauty transforms into something slightly strange and wonderful.”