For me Anywhere Yellow began in Morocco.
Like sound or scent, colour moves before language. It reaches memory before thought, carrying feelings that cannot be explained in words. A colour can bring back something without naming it—a sense of recognition, longing, melancholy or quiet familiarity.

The works in this series stay close to how places are first felt—before they turn into meaning or story. I am drawn to spaces that seem to hold something without revealing it.
What we experience, slowly becomes memory. Over time, memory loses its form and becomes something else: a tone, a feeling, an undercurrent. 
It fades as an image, but remains beneath thought. Memory dissolves, yet keeps its colour.
In Anywhere Yellow, I try to hold onto that feeling of colour.