Biography

My photographic practice explores reduction, structure, and silence. Working between nature and architecture, I am drawn to moments where form outweighs function and places begin to feel abstract. Rather than documenting locations, I use travel as a way to disrupt habit and sharpen perception. Landscapes and built environments become fields of visual inquiry, shaped by light, rhythm, and geometry. Through minimal compositions and restrained color palettes, I aim to strip away the nonessential and allow space, material, and atmosphere to speak. Human presence is often indirect or absent, leaving traces rather than narratives. This distance creates room for contemplation and invites the viewer to slow down, to look more carefully, and to engage with the image beyond recognition.

Photography, for me, is less about capturing moments than about distilling experience. Each image is an attempt to hold tension between precision and intuition, clarity and ambiguity.