About

My photography is driven by an attention to what is often overlooked: the way light carves through shadow, the geometry hidden in a façade, the pattern that reveals itself when you slow down long enough to see it. Whether on the streets of a European city or in a quiet corner of everyday life, I am drawn to moments of fleeting beauty — brief, fragile, and entirely unrepeatable.

I work across both analog film and digital, each medium demanding its own kind of seeing. For my black-and-white work, I develop negatives and make prints by hand in the darkroom — a slow, deliberate process I consider inseparable from the images it produces. In an age of immediacy, I find meaning in craft, in patience, and in the belief that a photograph should be made, not just taken.