Far From Home

This series explores the psychological impact and emotional needs that arose from spending most of my life abroad for 10 years far from home. It is a reflective body of work shaped by years of relying solely on a phone as my connection to home. While technological advancements have made communication easier, over the past decade, I have realized that the distance was measured not just in miles but in missed moments, lost time, and conversations that could only be pieced together through screens.
Through this series, I confront the emotional gap between myself and my family, hoping that those who share a similar experience can recognize, acknowledge, and resonate with these feelings.