"Her" is an ongoing series that challenges the narrow ways society defines womanhood by revealing the beautiful complexity that exists within every woman's story. In a culture that reduces women to simple categories, this project creates space for the multifaceted truth of feminine experience; the quiet power, the creative force, the healing journey, or the sacred spaces we create for ourselves. Each portrait emerges from intimate conversations about what makes these women feel most connected to themselves and their own definitions of femininity. Through genuine dialogue and careful observation, I capture women in the environments where they feel most authentically themselves. This series celebrates women exactly as they are: complex beings who contain multitudes, who find power in both vulnerability and strength, who create meaning in the everyday moments of their lives.

"Her" is my response to witnessing women diminish themselves to fit into prescribed boxes. These portraits honor the full spectrum of feminine experience. Each woman's story reveals the inadequacy of society's limited definitions of what it means to be female. Each image serves as visual evidence that real women, in all their messy and magnificent complexity, are infinitely more compelling than any narrow narrative society tries to impose. Through this work, I hope to create a visual legacy that reminds women of their inherent worth and multifaceted beauty, encouraging them to bring their complete, undiminished selves into every space they enter.