I’m a director, performer, and choreographer, but at my core I’m someone who thinks through movement, images, and emotion before words. I grew up working between cultures and languages, and that in-between space has shaped how I see the world — always observing, translating, and re-imagining. My creative life began on stage, where the body became my first storytelling tool. Over time, that instinct expanded into film and visual work, not as a change of direction but as a natural extension of how I think and feel. I’m drawn to stories that are physical, intimate, and emotionally honest — work that lives as much in silence and gesture as it does in dialogue. Collaboration is central to who I am. I’m energized by working with others, building trust, and shaping a shared vision, whether that’s with a small creative team or a large ensemble. I value discipline and structure, but I also leave space for instinct, discovery, and vulnerability in the process. I’m curious by nature and restless in the best way — always looking for new forms, new perspectives, and new ways to connect with an audience. What matters most to me is not scale or category, but truth: creating work that feels alive, necessary, and deeply human.