The project, titled Fractured Bloom: A Study of Pain and Growth, is a photographic exploration of the emotional impact of endometriosis. Through self-portraits and floral still lifes, it visualizes the layered experience of living with this chronic illness—from pain and exhaustion to the loneliness of being misunderstood. The images reflect the struggle with a body that sometimes feels like an enemy, the fear of infertility, and the deep desire for recognition of a disease that too often remains invisible. Yet, between the fractures, there is also growth — a search for resilience and a new understanding of one’s own body.
