About

Storytelling has always been central to my life. For my parents' generation, and for many of my friends from other nations, it has been the key to entertainment, and the passing on of valuable cultural memories and social information. 

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Since then, in my own professional roles, I have been entrusted with other people’s stories of trauma and flight. Stories of faith, hope and courage that literally changed lives.

 

My practice explores courage as something shaped across generations, cultures, and places. Drawing on my diasporic heritage and lived experience between countries, I investigate both the emotional cost and transformative potential of stepping into the unknown.

 

Through an ongoing engagement with symbolic imagery, family histories, and the movement of stories and objects across borders, my work examines how curiosity, vulnerability, and risk contribute to the cultivation of courage.

 

In a contemporary climate often marked by uncertainty, these works invite reflection on the human capacity to navigate change with resilience and imagination.