ABOUT

I work with photography as a form of listening.

My practice unfolds through time, presence, and relationship — with people, with places, and with stories that ask to be approached slowly. I am interested in what emerges when attention is sustained, when images are allowed to grow from experience, rather than be taken from it.

Alongside my artistic work, I facilitate photographic processes with young people and communities, offering photography as a language for self-recognition and personal storytelling. This work is grounded in exchange rather than instruction, and in shared authorship rather than hierarchy.

Whether working independently or collaboratively, I approach photography as an ethical practice — one that requires care, responsibility, and respect for what cannot always be made visible.

This website gathers selected works and ongoing inquiries. It remains open, evolving as the work continues.