About me

I photograph to understand. Through photography, it’s easier to observe myself and the world. I’m not interested in events — I’m drawn to feelings, to the moment when something has already gone.

Often, it’s concrete, light, fabric, dust. Places where nothing really happens. Photography, for me, isn’t about aesthetics — it’s about seeing. About how the ordinary becomes personal.

I’m drawn to the idea of mono no aware — the quiet sadness of things slipping away. Things disappear, and that’s where their power lies.