My commitment stems from the hardships of my childhood: the lack of a stable family environment and of a mother’s reassuring love confronted me with the fragility of the world at a very early age. From this fundamental flaw arose a sense of vigilance, and then a determination: to transform pain into meaning, injustice into responsibility, and silence into a legacy.

Far from confining me, this void has become a driving force that guides my work as a filmmaker, educator, and facilitator. It compels me to create spaces where others can find what I never had: a listening ear, a place to belong, and the opportunity to tell their stories and build their lives. My commitment is thus rooted in the deep conviction that we can forge, from our own wounds, places of memory, dignity, and empowerment.