My personal photography aims to capture more than just images; it seeks to preserve moments that resonate with the essence of memory. Since time immemorial, it wasn’t until 1839 that we were given the opportunity to experience how light can freeze a moment in time for us. Each photograph is an excerpt of existence, a true moment in time that we experience as an authentic fragment of our personal reality, and with it we can re-live it repeatedly. My work is meant to evoke a sense of nostalgia and open a dialogue about individual perception.

In my creative process through photographing interiors and landscapes, I tap into the lingering essence of the environment. Both interiors and landscapes are imbued with the memories and experiences of those who have inhabited them, and I strive to capture this richness in my work. These spaces naturally hold a wealth of stories and emotions, and my aim is to reflect this depth, making each viewer feel a personal connection to the scene.