My photographs are reflections of solitude, not as a void to be filled, but as a space to be appreciated. 

 

As an only child, I grew up learning the art of being alone, discovering how to find comfort and strength in my own company. Over time, I came to understand that solitude is not synonymous with loneliness. Instead, it is an opportunity to connect with oneself and the environment, fostering a deeper awareness of life’s subtleties. In this stillness, we can find clarity and meaning that often elude us.

 

Solitude can be a path to personal fulfillment, rather than something to be feared,  avoided or escaped.​​