Reconnecting with my soul.     

(ONGOING PROJECT)

This project is my personal story.

The project explores bodily memory as an inner landscape in which the body acts as a carrier of lived experience.

At its core is an inquiry into how traumatic experience is preserved within the body and manifests indirectly—through fragments, sensations, and metaphorical connections with the surrounding environment.

The starting point of the project is my personal experience of confronting cancer and the subsequent period of isolation.

I examine how this experience becomes inscribed in the body and continues to shape the perception of the present, remaining beyond the reach of rational comprehension. 

Nature within the project is not treated as a backdrop, but as an active space of recovery and the restoration of sensitivity.

Photography is used as a tool for observing and investigating inner states. Self-portraiture functions as a method of working with bodily experience rather than as a form of representation. 

The visual tension of the project is built on the juxtaposition of fear and a movement toward life, and is aligned with natural cycles of decay and growth. 

Rooted in personal experience, the project addresses universal themes of vulnerability, recovery, and uncertainty as fundamental aspects of human existence.