Photography is my way of thinking. My personal projects explore memory, desire, intimacy, and transformation through staged scenes, fragments, and visual narratives that move between reality and imagination.

I am not pursuing technical perfection, instead I am interested in the uncertainty of the image. My work often begins with questions around what remains, what disappears, and how memories are shaped by time and imagination.

My photographs often suggest something that has just passed or is about to arrive, and they return frequently to the fragility of life.