My work is a reflection on the human condition, offering a behind-the-scenes view of the heroic, the vulnerable and the rational. In this series, my works respond to the impact of COVID-19, social and environmental concerns, and the changing realities of everyday life. Fear, isolation, quarantine, migrant struggles, domestic labour, healthcare workers, misinformation and uncertainty became recurring experiences and visual narratives. The pandemic altered how we understand society, relationships and our surroundings. My practice grows from everyday engagement with reality—mundane events, people and images that unexpectedly intersect and leave lasting impressions. Through these fragments, I try to construct a world that is slightly damaged, yet continuously searching for hope, resilience and repair.

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