On the search for frames that invite me to see things I haven't considered before:

The first long form film I have ever created was a documentary of a four week journey that I had spent in the mountains of Italy. This document lit up a fire in me. A burning desire to document more of my life in this way.

It was immensely fascinating to me with what certainty and precision this film could depict what my experience has been like. It made me understand so much more clearly what had mattered to me so much in the moments I lived. I got to keep a piece of what I felt. And that I thought, was incredible.
I could feel the weight and the content of my experiences in the film. This has mesmerised me deeply. And so I wanted to keep going. I wanted to see what one could possibly capture in film.
I then started to share the films I made on YouTube. With each film I created I got to learn more about this form of expression which only made me want to pursue it more . It never fails to fascinate me how close I feel to myself whenever I begin to edit a new film.

The purity of a feeling, a movement, a series of instances. That is what I am searching to present in my films. Not only to present, but also to help myself understand better, through the process of creating the film.

Within my films I can feel safe. I can be truthful. And there is nothing safer than that. It might be my greatest motive for creating films. The desire to be true to myself.

There is so much that the moving image has taught me. But especially it has showed that life is not something you can expect. And it has taught me again and again that you have time.

This short film talks about the importance of documentation. With it, I attempted to explore how the process of documenting has changed my life.

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This short film is an exploration of the time I spent in London. It offers a visualised form of the inner journey that I experienced in this city.

It never fails to amaze me whenever a visual frame succeeds in carrying the entire weight of my emotion.

Whenever I am working on a film, I experience this intense and recurring feeling of appreciation.

This feeling is quite powerful and it overcomes me wholly a lot of the time. I feel grateful to be alive. To be here. To get to live this most colorful life.

I let go of any question, any sort of wondering I might be carrying within me. I fully let myself and everything else be. Everything that I can feel exists, I accept. I let it be.

And I believe it is this notion that causes this feeling of fundamental appreciation for existence, that I have come to know through my films.

I hope to keep creating for this. For this feeling. To keep creating the space for this emotion to exist within me.

I’ve never felt such certainty as I do when I hear, and feel, and see the film I’m creating. Certain of everything there is.

This certainty is of the kind I thought I’d never get. I’d never be able to feel. But gradually, I am learning through my experiences that I do have the capacity and space for certainty within me.

My films teach me about my dreams. About what I long for deeply. Seeing my choices in film has helped me understand the sources of my dreams, and why I have them in the first place.

Endlessly grateful for what

my films make me see.