ABOUT :Â
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At the heart of my work are people, portraits and trees. As a photographer and participatory arts practitioner, I create and facilitate collective creative experiences that nurture togetherness, cultivate care for ourselves and others, and invite a more attentive and sensitive relationship with the living world, both human and more-than-human.
Through photography and collective storytelling, I create spaces for creative exchange and reflection: on how we see ourselves, how we relate to one another, and how we coexist with the environments we inhabit. I am drawn to the liminal spaces where reality glitches, identities shift and imagination takes shape — opening  ways of seeing, connecting and being together.
I completed a Bachelor of Arts (Media Arts) at RMIT University in Naarm/Melbourne, after earlier specialised studies in photography. Â Now I freelance for NGOs, community groups, and cultural organisations. My photography and community projects have been supported through awards and artist residencies in Berlin, Varanasi, and Switzerland.
I’m also passionate about my role as a community-engaged art and cultural outreach worker. I share my skills through interactive lectures, workshops, and events that foster creativity and connection.Â
I’ve worked a lot with children, young people, and individuals with migration stories — this encounters inspired me to create the project Stories from Home and Here.
Growing up across Australia, South Asia, and Switzerland has deeply shaped my sense of belonging and identity.Â
I find joy in many experiences: like listening to stories under trees, swimming with luminous microorganisms, soaking in hot springs beneath the northern lights, stargazing in deserts, celebrating the beauty of everyday moments and the intricacies of small things ...