“Visual artist working in photography and moving images.

As a narrative photographer, I find inspiration in both the quiet, often overlooked spaces of the world—abandoned houses, forgotten rooms, and neglected structures—as well as the fleeting, intimate moments shared by people. Whether capturing a silent, desolate corner or a powerful human connection, my work seeks to breathe new life into these subjects, weaving a narrative of healing, survival, and resilience.”

“My creative process is deeply rooted in the language of poetry and literature. I am drawn to the emotional depth found in written words, and it is these words—whether a quote, a poem, or a passage from a novel—that guide my visual explorations. In my photographs, I use layering techniques to fuse elements of nature, such as flowers, trees, and organic textures, into both abandoned spaces and the portraits of people I capture. The juxtaposition of life and stillness creates a dynamic visual narrative where each moment—whether of a person, a place, or an interaction—becomes more than just a fleeting instance. They evolve into symbols of healing, connection, and survival.”

“I print my photographs on high-quality fine art paper, ensuring that the texture and depth of each image are preserved with the utmost clarity. Through this process, I hope to provoke thought on themes of impermanence, transformation, and the power of nature to heal. My photographs are not just images of people, places, or moments; they are visual stories of survival, connection, and the ways in which time, nature, and memory intertwine.”