I often work in collaboration with other artists, writers, and communities, because I see art making as a shared, relational process rather than something that happens alone. I come to these projects through a feminist and deeply vulnerable perspective, paying attention to care, consent, and the power dynamics inside every image. My curiosity is centered on how people move through the world, how we carry our histories in the body, and how those private stories can be honored visually. Collaboration lets me expand my own point of view and build work that feels more honest, layered, and connected to the lives around me.