Impermanence is the quiet truth at the heart of our lives — everything changes, everything transforms, everything passes.

This fragility is not something to fear, but something to live from.

The Impermanent Human was born from my own experiences of loss, change, and rebuilding — especially through caring for my mother in her final days.
It taught me that endings shape us just as much as beginnings, and that our courage grows in the moments and places we don’t always choose.

This philosophy sits at the core of my work.