In 1948, hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were forced to leave their homes during the Palestine war. The same fate befell the desert tribes of the Bedouin, but their strong bond with the desert – the heart of their culture – failed to be broken. Today, the number of Bedouin people inhabiting their original territories is shrinking, and many are gradually losing their distinct identity. Born of Sand and Sun is a visual metaphor of the gradual evaporation of these brave desert people – all that is left for them are fragments covered with sand, which in time they will themselves become.
Graduated from a bachelor's degree at the photography studio at Tomáš Bata University in Zlín, where she is currently continuing her master's program. In his work, he works with the question of the nature of man in society. In 2022, she won the Slovak Press Photo in the category Students and young photographers and also became one of the 2 winners of the Ian Parry Scholarship.