Our journey through life is shaped by three stages: Belonging, Being, and Becoming. These stages are the essence of understanding who we are, where we fit in the world, and how we connect with others. Belonging is about discovering where and with whom we truly fit. Being focuses on the present, helping us understand our role in the larger web of life. Becoming is the continuous evolution of our identity as we engage with society.

These concepts are the threads that weave through all the projects I undertake. Each initiative, collaboration, and creative endeavor is rooted in unity, cultural preservation, and the conservation of our planet and its people.

Through my work, I aim to empower remote communities, inspire youth through photography, and amplify indigenous voices across continents. Every project serves as a beacon, guiding us toward a world where stories are cherished, wisdom is honored, and humanity is interconnected.

Understanding our place in the world involves recognizing our responsibilities to people, ancestors, land, and creation itself. Our journey is guided by cultural narratives, helping us harmonize our identity with the ever-changing landscape of life. This perspective, grounded in Indigenous wisdom, leads us through the stages of belonging, being, and becoming.