I exist in the unknowing rather than the knowing. As a writer, I am drawn to the silences between words, the gestures that linger after speech, and the stories that resist being told. My creative practice is grounded in the belief that narrative can both reveal and obscure - that what is left unsaid can carry as much weight as what is spoken.

Influenced by my own trauma, psychoanalysis, and culture, I create films and performances that explore how the past comes back through the present. My characters often inhabit liminal spaces, caught between remembering and forgetting, presence and absence.

Rather than offer closure, my stories invite reflection and emotional understanding. I am drawn to atmospheres that pulse with tension and ambiguity, where meaning emerges slowly, if at all.

I no longer seek an understanding beyond where I am. I’ve accepted the unknowing, in myself and in my work. And that’s my favourite part.