I Don’t Belong Anywhere

This autobiographical photography series emerges from the lived experience of a migrant at risk. Suspended between legality and exile, belonging and futurity are repeatedly deferred. Shaped by the military coup, fragile documentation, and provisional relationships, the work traces a life formed by structural limbo rather than personal choice. Love and hope persist, but without permission to settle or plan. Through photographs and text, the series asks how a life continues to desire love, hope, and freedom when the right to remain is not guaranteed.