An elderly man with curly gray hair, wearing glasses and a light pink shirt, is drawing a pencil portrait of a young person on a gray surface.

About

I learned to observe before I learned to photograph.

My work begins with attention—to gestures, distances, light and quiet tensions within the frame.

Whether I photograph in the city or in open landscapes, I look for the same thing: a clear, restrained image in which space, structure and human presence—or its traces—form subtle connections.

Self-taught, I work through curiosity, wandering and sustained attention.

Rather than explain what is seen, I leave room for ambiguity, inviting viewers to pause, question and discover.