"Introspection” is the term that always gives meaning to my work. When I pause to reflect on it, I realize that whenever I take photos outside of my hometown, it feels like yet another attempt to find my old home. Home is a concept I’ve always struggled to define. I know it’s tied to the people we love, those who ground us, but it’s also shaped by the spaces we’ve lived in and interacted with over time. Since I no longer live in my hometown, photography has become my way of expressing this deep attachment to space, to those familiar corners and forgotten streets. It’s a tool I use to capture the moments of my search for a new home, to document this quiet journey of seeking a place, a sense of belonging."