A quiet, ongoing photographic project exploring the lived realities of women with endometriosis.

This ongoing body of work explores the everyday realities of women living with endometriosis, a chronic and often invisible condition. Photographed in participants’ homes, the work is slow and relational, allowing time for trust, care, and conversations to develop.

My own lived experience of endometriosis informed the beginning of this project and continues to shape how I understand the body, health and the idea of motherhood. As the project continues, it will grow through further encounters, forming a quiet, collective portrait of a community whose experiences are widely shared, yet rarely visible.