I tell stories through what can be seen, touched, and felt.

My creative journey began with photography and film—fantasy, memory, and complex human relationships are recurring themes in my visual works. I often veil unease beneath beauty, inviting viewers to linger before judging, to feel before understanding. I believe in the emotional power of aesthetics: when we witness beauty—even imagined or transient—we are reminded to treasure the present and remain curious about life’s possibilities.

In recent years, I’ve extended my practice beyond the lens. Through community-based art education in Uganda, creative direction in the fashion industry, and ongoing studies of communities and children’s spaces, I am exploring how art can foster empathy, connection, and healing across cultures and generations.

My work is rooted in personal introspection, but it always looks outward—toward future worlds where storytelling, play, and care intersect. Whether through an image, an installation, or a space designed for children to feel safe and seen, I want to build bridges between fantasy and reality, art and everyday life.

School of Visual Arts, Photography & Video BFA

Waseda University, Department of Intermedia Art and Science ME