Half Here | 2019 - Ongoing

Each time I return to Galați, the city feels both familiar and distant. I grew up here; every street and every face echoes what I once knew so well, yet subtle changes reveal how time quietly reshapes everything, and how even “home” changes when you leave it behind.

Half Here explores the space between belonging and separation, considering home as a lived place, a memory, and a longing formed through absence and return.

Half Here | 2019 - Ongoing

Each time I return to Galați, the city feels both familiar and distant. I grew up here; every street and every face echoes what I once knew so well, yet subtle changes reveal how time quietly reshapes everything, and how even “home” changes when you leave it behind.

Half Here explores the space between belonging and separation, considering home as a lived place, a memory, and a longing formed through absence and return.

Half Here | 2019 - OngoingEach time I return to Galați, the city feels both familiar and distant. I grew up here; every street and every face echoes what I once knew so well, yet subtle changes reveal how time quietly reshapes everything, and how even “home” changes when you leave it behind.

Half Here | 2019 - OngoingEach time I return to Galați, the city feels both familiar and distant. I grew up here; every street and every face echoes what I once knew so well, yet subtle changes reveal how time quietly reshapes everything, and how even “home” changes when you leave it behind.

Half Here | 2019 - Ongoing

Each time I return to Galați, the city feels both familiar and distant. I grew up here; every street and every face echoes what I once knew so well, yet subtle changes reveal how time quietly reshapes everything, and how even “home” changes when you leave it behind.

Half Here | 2019 - Ongoing

Each time I return to Galați, the city feels both familiar and distant. I grew up here; every street and every face echoes what I once knew so well, yet subtle changes reveal how time quietly reshapes everything, and how even “home” changes when you leave it behind.