A mutating Tanzanian landscape shaped by histories of trade, extraction and globalisation. The photographic surface is a palimpsest of time and memory, revealing how slow, often unseen forces permeate land and life, leaving nothing unchanged.
The work addresses the fear of forgetting through photographs of my childhood home. Objects become silent witnesses, revealing a fluid, emotional landscape where memory, time, and identity expand, erode, and transform in the act of remembering.