Blind Light is a series born from instinct. Images taken in the absence of explanation, when vision gives way to impulse. These photographs may appear unrelated at first glance, but in sequence they begin to speak through light, color, lines, shapes, and the quiet tension that lives between them.

This is photography without a map: work created when no one is watching, when the light itself blinds rather than reveals. In these moments, the camera becomes an extension of a deeper, wordless gaze — one that doesn’t seek to understand, but to feel.

Here, narrative emerges not from subject, but from sensibility. This is the photographer at her most raw, most honest, guided not by clarity, but by instinct.