Motherhood

Motherhood is not a single project but a thread that weaves through my practice across years — from undergraduate work to graduate research and beyond. It is both personal and political, intimate and expansive. These images trace the ways motherhood shapes identity, memory, and visibility, revealing how cycles of shame, care, and resilience pass through generations. The category is a melting pot: early experiments, evolving ideas, and present reflections all meet here. What emerges is not a fixed narrative, but an ongoing record of becoming — as an artist, a parent, and a body moving through shifting expectations.