The photographs are my way of answering, of placing their story next to mine, it's about how a stranger's emotions can mirror your own and how photography becomes a space to hold those echoes.

This is an ongoing project based on letters I receive from people about love. I read these letters carefully, extract emotions that resonate with me, and translate them into images. The project is both a personal and collective search for the many ways love is experienced, remembered, and longed for. The photographs are my response, not as direct illustrations, but as visual reflections. It’s about how the feelings of others can unexpectedly mirror your own, and how photography becomes a space to hold and honor those shared emotions. Photography is my way of processing and connecting. The images that emerge are quiet, intimate traces of reflection: soft, slow, and open to interpretation. Presented in a spatial installation with printed canvas, the work moves beyond traditional photography and becomes an environment where emotion and memory can linger. In a world of speed and overload, I aim to create a space for pause, care, and recognition. Through this work, I want to offer small moments of softness, reminders that love is everywhere, in countless forms.