During my final year of college, I found myself torn about committing to this project. As someone accustomed to being behind the camera rather than in front of it, the idea of exposing myself—both physically and emotionally—felt incredibly daunting. The thought of having my body on full display, open to judgment and scrutiny, was something I had always struggled with in my everyday life.

When I finally approached this project, I made a deliberate choice to embrace vulnerability and authenticity. I wanted the final outcome to be raw and honest in its visual representation. Confronting my own insecurities and presenting myself so openly was a profoundly awakening experience, challenging my perceptions of self-image and the way I share my work with others