"Flowers have become a recurring language within my work, not simply as objects of beauty, but as markers of time, change and our instinct to preserve what cannot remain.
These three studio-made photographs explore different moments within that cycle. In Remnants, dried and fading flowers become traces of what was once alive: fragile vessels for memory, absence and the passage of time. In the newer dahlia work, the flowers are abundant and luminous, yet their beauty is equally temporary."
