I was born in Dubai and grew up in Beirut, where I spent ten years in a city that shaped how I see people and stories. Being international by blood, with roots across different cultures, left me endlessly curious about how people make sense of their lives, somewhere between psychology and anthropology.

My love for storytelling started in Beirut, through theatre. Watching a story hold a room, even briefly change how people saw something, is what first pulled me toward this work.

At sixteen, after the explosion that shook Beirut, I moved to Berlin for two years. It was there I found a different kind of freedom of expression, through music and the community that grew around it. Berlin showed me how much storytelling and identity can shift depending on where, and with whom, you are allowed to be yourself.

At eighteen I moved to London on my own to study filmmaking, alongside politics, art and literature. Today I work as a creative producer and filmmaker, and alongside that, in PR, short form content creation, and at a contemporary art gallery.