“Slow Down comes from lived experience, from moving through different cultures, borders, and expectations, and learning that nothing in life has a single meaning. Identity, truth, belonging, these are never fixed. They shift depending on who is looking, from where, and when.

In a world that demands simple answers and fast labels, I choose complexity. I build images where forms merge and stories overlap, where one vision contains another. What you see first is never the whole. What feels certain changes with your angle. This is how I have learned to see people, places, and myself.

My work asks for presence and patience. It does not offer one conclusion. Instead, it invites you to question certainty, to look again, and to recognise that every life, every moment, holds more than one story.”