I work with the nude as a way to meet the body without decoration, performance, or disguise.

The process is simple and always the same: a quiet room, an honest conversation, and a shared commitment to presence rather than perfection.

I am not interested in ideal bodies. I am interested in real ones.

By stripping away the familiar gestures of posing and the visual habits that soften or flatter, the image becomes a record of weight, history, and lived experience rather than an aspiration.

What remains is sometimes uncomfortable. It should be.