I have always been fascinated by photography and its documentary nature. I began photographing the world around me, drawn to the way people move and exist within space. My work is not constructed: I observe, listen, and allow images to emerge naturally. I consider myself a listening photographer, someone who reads reality without altering it. My approach is intimate and introspective, rooted in authenticity rather than performance. Each image becomes a quiet encounter a moment of recognition. At the center of my research is womanhood, explored through bodies, faces, and presence. Photography becomes a mirror through which I search for myself while meeting others. Every portrait is a shared space, where vulnerability, strength, fragility, and awareness coexist. My work moves between observation and connection, between what is visible and what remains beneath the surface. Because for me, beauty lies in self-awareness in the courage to be exactly who we are.