The Homegrown Library

Art has always been the core of my life. From an early age, I was drawn to performance, storytelling, and creative expression in all its forms. Theatre became my first love—the thrill of stepping into different roles, embodying characters, and breathing life into stories captivated me. Over the years, I have performed in a wide range of productions, from musicals to dramatic plays, each one deepening my understanding of character, emotion, and stage presence. Singing has been another constant thread, allowing me to express stories through music, whether in solo performances or ensemble productions.

Beyond performance, my artistic path has also led me into directing, producing, and even working behind the scenes in makeup, costuming, and stage management. I’ve found immense joy in shaping productions from multiple angles, whether by guiding a scene as an actor or crafting the visual elements that bring a world to life. Art, to me, has never been confined to a single discipline—it is an ever-evolving process of exploration and reinvention.

Photography became a natural extension of this creative journey. I grew up watching my mother document our family’s life through her camera, and I quickly became fascinated by the ability to capture moments in time. As a child, I would take countless photos of anything I could find, always searching for an interesting angle or an unexpected beauty in the ordinary. After years of experimenting, I realized that I don’t want to confine myself to just one approach. What excites me most is the freedom to adapt—to create images that are unique to the subject, the mood, and the moment. Instead of defining myself by a single style, I embrace variety, shaping my work to fit the energy and essence of each shoot.

At its heart, my work—whether on stage, behind the camera, or curating creative projects—is about storytelling. I am passionate about capturing individuality, emotion, and transformation in every form of art I pursue. Creativity is a conversation, an ever-changing collaboration between artist and subject, performer and audience. And that’s exactly what I hope to keep exploring, one project at a time.