My work drifts between the themes of identity and belonging, growing in those imperceptible spaces where contradictions surface. Inspired by movement, literature, and music, I seek out the details of human experience that are nearly invisible, but undeniably present, exploring the ways they shape us, subtly and indelibly.
From Clermont-Ferrand to European Short Pitch, In The Palace, the industry has pulled me insistently. Big and small gestures of faith – Creative Europe, the Bulgarian National Film Center, the National Cultural Fund to name a few – have helped me grow. Georgi Dyulgerov and David Lynch – through a series of unexpected turns – have crossed paths with my work and my life, offering their recognition and urging me forward.
Directing, writing, and photography – different approaches to the same enormous fascination with the question what it means to be a human today, yesterday or tomorrow. A way to document, to translate, to give shape to whatever lays beneath the surface of the mundane.
