“Detached" (2025) -  visual narrative that for years was downplayed or pushed to the margins, yet played a key role in shaping the lives and identities of daughters. Detached is a photographic project that explores the relationship between daughter and father in the context of inherited patriarchal structures and emotional absence. The artist works with the language of objects and images, using worn car parts as material to construct metaphorical objects. Mechanical elements - wires, pipes, and fragments of systems - evoke the internal structures of the body, becoming a visual equivalent of a relationship understood as a faulty system of connections. The project is therefore both a personal recollection and an attempt at a symbolic detachment from the past - a gesture that opens space for a new perspective on intergenerational relationships.