About me

My work begins with curiosity. An instinct to look closer at the familiar until it reveals something new. I see photography not as documentation, but as a study of awareness: the stillness between moments, the weight of presence, the subtle exchange between observer and observed. Each image becomes a quiet meditation on light, time, and connection.

Through a restrained palette and a timeless sensibility, I aim to create images that slow the viewer’s gaze. Photographs that ask not only to be seen, but to be felt. My practice is rooted in the belief that beauty is not found in perfection, but in attention, and that through seeing, we come closer to understanding our place within something larger than ourselves.