• Personal projects

    Projects of importance to me.

    Self-portraits

    Collaborations

Two nude women sitting on a wooden floor, hugging each other, with one woman's head resting on her knees and the other woman's face hidden. The image is in black and white.

Project Inspiration:

Embracing Imperfections

In a society that often imposes unrealistic standards of perfection on women, my project aims to empower and inspire women to embrace their bodies just as they are. The journey towards self-acceptance can be hindered by societal pressures, where deviation from the perceived norm invites judgment from others.

I believe that imperfections are not flaws to be hidden but rather unique aspects of our individuality. Just like nature's diverse beauty, we too are a mosaic of differences that make us whole. It is through accepting and celebrating these imperfections that we truly embrace our authentic selves.

Let us stand together, recognizing that perfection is a myth and that true beauty lies in our diversity. Through this project, I hope to create a space where women feel empowered to love themselves unconditionally, imperfections and all.

“No filter needed you are enough”

Close-up black and white photo of a person's arm and torso with visible skin textures and folds.
Black and white photograph of a nude woman sitting on a hardwood floor with her knees drawn up to her chest, arms wrapped around her legs, and her head resting on her knees. She appears to be deep in thought.
Close-up black and white photograph of a person's abdominal area, with hands resting on the lower abdomen.

Scars


As a model, I have been through my share of challenges and setbacks that have left scars both visible and invisible. These marks are a reminder of the battles I have faced, the obstacles I have conquered, and the resilience that resides within me. Instead of hiding them, I choose to embrace my scars as symbols of strength and proof of my ability to endure and thrive.

Each scar tells a story of resilience, of pushing through pain and adversity, and emerging stronger on the other side. They are a testament to my journey, a journey that has been marked by struggles and triumphs, by setbacks and victories. Every scar reminds me of the power I hold within, the strength that has carried me through the darkest of times.

I refuse to see my scars as flaws or imperfections. Instead, I choose to see them as badges of honor, as reminders of my ability to overcome whatever life throws my way. They are a reflection of the person I am today – someone who has faced challenges head-on, who has refused to be defined by her scars, and who has emerged victorious.

My scars are not a sign of weakness; they are a symbol of the power that lies within me. They are a reminder that I am capable of withstanding the storms of life, of rising above the pain and the struggles, and emerging as a stronger, more resilient version of myself. I wear my scars with pride, knowing that they are a testament to the battles I have fought and the victories I have achieved. 

Close-up portrait of a woman with dark hair, wearing jewelry, with an intense gaze and makeup, against a dark background.

Embracing oneself

can indeed be a profoundly therapeutic journey. Engaging in self-portraiture can offer a therapeutic outlet for exploring one's inner landscape. It provides a safe space for experimentation with expressions and lighting, devoid of external pressures or time constraints that often accompany typical photoshoots.

In the serene sanctuary of self-portraits, one has the freedom to authentically express without the fear of judgment. This intimate setting fosters a profound sense of self-acceptance and empowerment. Whether choosing to share these self-portraits with the world or keeping them private, the autonomy to decide allows for a powerful assertion of self-control.

For those who have faced hurtful criticism or battled insecurities, self-portraiture can serve as a mirror reflecting a journey towards self-love and acceptance. It offers a platform for redefining beauty on one's own terms and challenging the narratives that perpetuate self-doubt.

In a world often filled with harsh judgments and expectations, the act of capturing oneself through self-portraiture becomes a transformative practice of self-care and healing. This process of self-discovery and self-celebration through the lens can be a potent antidote to negativity and a pathway to reclaiming one's narrative.

Self portraits.

A woman with light skin, dark hair, and wearing a pearl necklace is posing with her mouth open, showing her teeth, and touching her face with her hand.
A woman with messy hair wearing a black lace blouse with long sleeves and a black skirt with gold buttons, posing with one arm raised above her head against a plain background.
A woman with brown hair styled in loose waves, wearing a black jacket with gold buttons, posing against a plain light-colored background.
A woman with shoulder-length hair wearing a long-sleeved shirt, looking thoughtfully out of a window, with her arm resting on a patterned sofa.
Close-up portrait of a middle-aged woman with short dark hair, wearing pearl and gold jewelry, with an intense expression and one hand resting on her shoulder against a dark background.
Black and white portrait of a woman with a serious expression, wearing a pearl necklace, promoting individual model coaching for posing, behavior, and catwalk.
A woman with brown, wavy hair and blue eyes looking at the camera with a serious expression.
A woman with shoulder-length, wavy brown hair and blue eyes, looking directly at the camera, with her hand gently resting on her chin, wearing a ring on her finger.
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