My interest in objects grew through years of moving between different cities and places.

With each move, I became more aware of the few things I always wanted to carry with me — objects that held a memory, a feeling, or a sense of identity connected to a particular place or moment.

When you move often, you cannot take everything with you. What remains are the things that feel worth carrying.

This gradually changed the way I looked at objects. Alongside fashion and textiles, I became interested in the emotional role they can have in our lives — not only as functional things, but as containers of memory and belonging.

For me, an object can hold a fragment of a place, a person, or a past experience, allowing us to carry it into another space.

Sometimes, what we carry is how we remember where we have been.