I come from Armenian roots and was born in Bulgaria — a blend of cultures that has shaped the way I see and feel the world. As a mother of two daughters, I’ve learned the value of presence, softness, and paying attention to the smallest moments. They remind me every day to slow down and live with heart.

I studied Spanish philology, drawn to the richness of language and its ability to hold emotion, nuance, and meaning. But over time, it was photography that became my truest language — the one that doesn’t need translation.

For more than ten years, photography has been my way of being myself.

Along my path, I’ve completed certified trainings, gone through deep personal transformations, and spent countless hours behind the lens — not only to refine my craft, but to learn how to truly see. Still, I learn the most while photographing. Еvery frame I create is an attempt to touch the untouchable:

A perception.

A silence.

A dream.

My style is intimate and poetic. For me, photography is a kind of alchemy — a dance between what’s real and what’s imagined.

I’m not here to capture perfection.

I’m here to capture truth — even if it’s a little wild, or blurred, or impossible to name.