The digital collages combine photographs, paintings, drawings and studies, mixed media collages, family photographs, and natural homemade dyes and inks, digitally layered using Adobe Photoshop.
Photographs are sourced from family albums, images from different homes, and those I take of my surroundings and travels. Structured by angularity, geometry, and shifting light, the collages unravel into fractured viewpoints where distortion pulses through the image.
What emerges is not a singular narrative but a constellation of moments shaped by memory and transformation, forming an expanded portrait constructed through fragments of lived experience.
When we reminisce, how much was lived and how much was imagined?
Which objects and landmarks tether us to specific moments in time?
By drawing from what is familiar and familial, I construct images that reflect my own evolving relationship to memory, place, and identity.
