I’ve spent the first half of my life hiding. Bullied in school and often marginalized socially as an undiagnosed neurodivergent woman, art was my shelter, and the lens through which I understood the world.​

 

Quickly, I realized that this artistic lens had more power than we cared to attribute it. It’s by taking self-portraits, and allowing myself to be captured for the first time at 15, that it hit me: beauty doesn't stem from what we look like, but what we allow ourselves to express. Photo-therapy was born. 

 

Many of us struggle with the fear of being seen, and witnessed for who we are. I made it my mission to create spaces where people feel beautiful, vulnerable, and free to express who they are, without shame. Your story is art, and the kind that can inspire others.

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The stories we tell shape the world we live in. Through emotionally intelligent filmmaking, I direct and produce stories that remind us of our own humanity, showing us a kinder way forward. What happens when you decide to heal? What is emotional resilience? How can the world of tomorrow be a place we want to be in? 

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Becoming self-aware of our own insecurities and how they often are in the driver seat can truly change you, and the world. But it's not an easy journey to embark on, even more when your body has to rewire what it has spent years learning, and believing for so long. Through visual arts, photography and filmmaking, I help you adopt a new framework. One built from love, not fear. Because we all deserve to find acceptance, and joy.​​