PHANTASMA (2026 )

For a long time, I lived in silence. Phantasma ruptures that silence. The images in this project are visual remnants of trauma, representing a visceral confrontation with the childhood I survived. It explores bullying, domestic violence, and the complicated mourning of a father who was also the source of my deepest pain. This work maps the hell I endured and the sanctuary I carved from it.

These images capture the psychological limbo of creating a refuge out of the abyss, offering a difficult but deliberate stillness. At its core, this is an act of grieving with no clear end. It grieves the safe childhood I was denied, capturing how I built a fragile peace within the flames.