Epistle to Home also serves as a metaphorical letter to my family. Through images of my mother, grandmother, and myself, I recount stories of birth, growth, separation, and longing. This project is not just a narrative about distance; it’s about the enduring strength of familial love, no matter how far apart we are. Each photograph in the series represents a moment of re connection or departure, visualizing the intangible warmth that sustains relationships even in absence.
In creating this body of work, I aim to invite the viewer to reflect on their own relationships with family, memory, and home. I believe that love, though expressed differently across cultures, is a universal experience. I hope that Epistle to Home resonates with others, reminding them of the significance of the ties that bind us, both seen and unseen.
