About.

Photography gives me a reason to slow down and pay attention. A walk with a camera has always been a way to clear my head: watching people, noticing gestures and finding a story in something I could easily have passed by. It is part of my search for ikigai, a sense of purpose in doing something I love.

That habit of looking now shapes my work with models and fashion. Each shoot gives me a different question to explore, from identity and self-expression to the way people relate to one another. Clothes, place and movement help tell the story, while each person brings something of their own.

I enjoy the collaboration: building an idea with models, a stylist and the rest of the team, then seeing what happens when we put it into the world. A scene can have direction and still leave room for a glance, a laugh or an unexpected interaction. Those moments matter to me.

I work primarily in black and white. Without colour, I find myself looking more closely at expression, light and the relationships between people. Whether I am walking a street or making a fashion story, I am looking for photographs that feel lived in, with enough left unsaid for the viewer to bring their own story.