I am a highly introspective artist and photographer, captivated by the beauty of life’s everyday moments. Through my lens, I capture the essence of the mundane, transforming it into a permanent testament to time’s fleeting nature. My work navigates the complexities of change and the poignant beauty of transience, reflecting a deep, personal journey marked by love, loss, and the inevitable passage of time.

My process finds a sense of calm through the consistency of the photography process, preserving each image as a moment once loved, not just in the grand events but in the every day and the often overlooked. Each photograph is a deliberate act of holding onto a moment, serving as an archive of a profoundly personal past.

My collection, “A Love Letter to Life,” transcends mere photography, introducing the viewer to tangible memory. This reflection in time is an homage to my experiences as I delve deep into themes of projection, observation, and separation through an emerging practice in video art installation. In “Projected Love”, I project memories on myself and invite the viewer into a shared journey of introspection. This blurs the lines between the observer and the observed, fostering a shared reflection on the meaning and value of memory, uncovering the beauty in the ordinary, and engaging viewers in a dialogue about the spaces between presence and absence, self and other, and the deeper connections in everyday life.

Featured at the Niagara Artist Centre as part of the Mighty Niagara Film Festival 2024