I work with photography as a visual language that connects the personal and the collective. In an era when images not only document reality but also shape it, my practice explores how identity, memory, time, and presence take form, and the shifting relations between center and margin. Through light, framing, and intimacy, I try to rethink what is seen and to create images that move between testimony and staging. For me, photography is a way of working within reality, refining it, and opening a space for repair.
My practice moves between analogue and digital photography, embracing the medium’s ongoing transformation while maintaining a deep affinity for the stillness, discipline, and collective memory carried by analogue processes.
My practice moves between analogue and digital photography, embracing the medium’s ongoing transformation while maintaining a deep affinity for the stillness, discipline, and collective memory carried by analogue processes.