I’m an actress from the Netherlands with Lebanese and Armenian roots, which makes me a woman of many angles: culturally, emotionally, and artistically. I carry stories in my blood, shaped by generations, traditions, and the quiet poetry of everyday life.

Acting has been a part of me for as long as I can remember. As a child, I would watch characters like Jake Sully flying dragons in Avatar, or Angelina Jolie leaping across the screen in Tomb Raider. I wouldn’t just admire them; I wanted to be them. Stories like Romeo and Juliet stirred something deeper in me: the desire to be seen, to be loved with such intensity, to live in a world where words and emotions dance together in heightened beauty.

To me, films are more than entertainment. They’re portals. They can spark strength, courage, love, or longing in someone who might have forgotten those feelings. Movies can nudge a person toward a better life. That’s the kind of magic I want to be part of.

My perspective as an artist lives in the details not just in the spotlight, but in the quiet symbolism of a villainess’s red shoes, or the subtle wordplay that says “The moon is beautiful tonight” instead of I love you. I believe it’s in those moments that stories become unforgettable.

Now, I’m not just here to tell stories.
I am the story.