Photography has been with me since I was a kid, walking around with an analog camera and noticing things that many people simply passed by.
Our way of making art slowly grows from the life we've lived. The things we've experienced, the beauty we've found, the pain we've carried, the questions we keep asking... sooner or later they begin to shape the images we make.
Maybe that's why I'm drawn to grain, blur, distortion and imperfection. They never felt like effects to me. They simply feel familiar. Along with beauty, intimacy, mystery and transformation, they've become part of the way I see.
I also spend a lot of time with symbols, archetypes and the quiet relationship between the inner and outer world. Tarot has stayed close to me for many years, less as a practice and more as a philosophical language that continues to influence the way I observe people, life and myself.
Alongside my personal work, I photograph performances, portraits and live events. Whether I'm making art or documenting someone else's, I'm always looking for the same thing: presence. A moment that feels alive.