No exist, still a stage is a photographic project that explores the role of theatre in Sarajevo during the longest siege in modern history (1992–1996). Despite extreme conditions, cultural life persisted, and theatre became both a physical shelter and a symbolic refuge. The project, developed in May 2025 at SARTR, Kamerni Teatar 55, and the Youth Theatre, was created as part of a Magnum Photos grant under the mentorship of Nanna Heitmann.

Benidorm, with its perfect beach and unchanging sky, was sold as a low-cost tourist utopia. Skyscrapers lined up along the waterfront, bars where the paella comes from a can and the beer is served with a Manchester accent. The identity of the place has been replaced by a caricature: the set of a low-cost fiction where the South serves the North as a theme park of excess.

This project delves into Madrid's vibrant and growing ballroom culture, a space of resistance, expression, and community for LGBTQIA+ individuals. Through intimate portraits and dynamic scenes, the series celebrates the diversity, empowerment, and creativity of this underground scene, showcasing how it redefines identities and reshapes concepts of family and belonging.