I started taking photos as a way to make sense of the world and ended up finding pieces of myself I didn’t know were missing. Each project is a step deeper into honesty, connection, and seeing what’s usually overlooked.

My personal photography projects explore the quiet intensity of everyday life, fragments, moods, and moments that often go unseen. Rooted in a documentary approach but driven by emotional truth, these bodies of work examine place, identity, memory, and the invisible undercurrents that shape how we live and connect. Whether capturing the stillness of a rainy city street or the charged atmosphere of a fading coastal town, I’m drawn to the edges of things, what’s unsaid, in-between, or half-forgotten.

These projects are where I experiment, reflect, and dig deeper into the visual language that guides all of my work. This is where I allow myself to wander, and to follow whatever catches the light.