My work focuses on memory, labor and cultural rituals, exploring how
individual lives and collective identities are shaped by place, time
and tradition.

Through long-term documentary and fine-art photography projects, I
engage with disappearing crafts, mourning rituals and everyday life in
Anatolia. I am interested in spaces where history is not written, but
lived — carried through gestures, bodies and repeated acts.

Working primarily in black and white, my practice aims to create a
timeless visual language that connects the present with cultural
continuity, loss and resilience. Photography, for me, is a way of
bearing witness to fragile forms of knowledge before they disappear.