My photography is rooted in observation, watching how light moves across a landscape or settles into a space. In natural environments, I’m interested in the idea that the world is always active, always shifting, and that meaning reveals itself through attention.

In contrast, my urban work looks at spaces shaped by people, street art, abandoned structures, and in-between places that feel suspended in time. These environments carry a different kind of presence, one that invites interpretation and emotional response.

Together, the work moves between these worlds, using photography as a way of noticing, framing, and holding onto moments that might otherwise go unseen.