I have worked a lot with photography as a therapeutic medium, both professionally and personally. One of my favorite aspects of visual expression is its ability to bridge the conscious and unconscious. I have long struggled with depression, and when I began this series, I had no clear intention. It was only when I stepped back and revisited the images that I realized how naturally they depicted my experience with mental health. These photos have become a visual representation of the internal battle and the struggle to keep moving forward while feeling trapped within an invisible mesh. For me, this series really highlights photography's ability to encourage self-actualization and therapeutic expression.
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