Girlhood is a fluid, evolving state. In this series, portraits of young women in moments of introspection and quiet connection portray it as both discovery and transition.

Viewed through a queer perspective, the work holds both tenderness and unease, acknowledging the distance from girlhood and the ways its expected forms can feel restrictive.

Here, girlhood resists fixed definitions. It emerges as curiosity, self-definition, and transformation. Photographing these young women becomes both an act of recognition and a reflection on the continuum between girlhood, womanhood, and the spaces in between.