As a multimedia artist, curator, and educator, my work reflects on what remains when home and community are torn apart. Through painting, photography, and video, I translate stories of displacement and survival into visual forms that hold space for dialogue, understanding, and healing. Grounded in my background in art and psychology, my creative practice is an act of deep listening and layered observation — a way of witnessing both the visible scars of crisis and the quiet strength that binds us together. At its heart, my work is about love: the enduring bonds we carry, even when the ground shifts beneath us. It is about hope — the fragile but persistent belief that we can rebuild, reconnect, and find belonging, again and again.