About
I approach architecture not only as a built form, but as a lived experience shaped by light, material, geometry, and cultural context. Through photography, I explore how spaces speak. Sometimes quietly, sometimes with depth, revealing stories embedded within their structure and atmosphere.
My work focuses on observing the subtle relationships between architecture and its surroundings, capturing moments where order, texture, and spatial rhythm converge into meaningful impressions. Each photograph is an attempt to translate these encounters into visual narratives.
Rather than seeking spectacle, I am drawn to moments of restraint, where simplicity, repetition, or silence allow architecture to be felt rather than merely seen. This way of working positions photography as both a method of documentation and a reflective process, inviting viewers to slow down, observe, and form their own interpretations of space.
For collaborations, documentation, or conversations around architecture and spatial storytelling, feel free to connect with me.