Elsewhere

I’m a digital artist exploring memory, identity, and the fragile space between what we remember and what actually happened. My work is drawn to the moments when the mind tries to reconstruct what is no longer fully there; when details shift, fragments become misplaced, and familiar faces and places begin to feel strangely unfamiliar. Through fragmented figures, faded imagery, double exposures, distortion, and nostalgic visual language, I create scenes that feel somewhere between a memory and a dream. Rather than recreating specific memories, I’m interested in their uncertainty: what remains, what changes, and what quietly disappears. My work is an exploration of the imperfect nature of remembering; and of the versions of people, places, and moments that memory leaves behind.