Video poetry

Video poems made on ordinary camera phones using basic editing software — short, lyric works that combine image, text, and sound. These pieces exist both as standalone poems and as elements within larger installations.

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The work explores trauma, survival, memory, family systems, resistance, and the search for meaning after rupture. Drawing on image, voice, soundscape, abstraction, and symbolism, the poems seek forms for experiences that are often felt in the body before they can be spoken, making visible the hidden architectures that shape human lives and asking what remains hidden, what endures, and how people adapt, recover, and transform.