My work explores the intersection between dance, the body, and somatic experience. I am interested in how physical presence can reveal inner states, tensions, and transformations. Movement becomes both language and research — a way to understand how we inhabit, perceive, and relate through the body. Through this process, I seek to uncover how bodies negotiate space, boundaries, and the gaze of others. My practice also investigates the conflicts that emerge between internal perception and external expression — the moments when control, emotion, and awareness collide.