Using color photography, I construct ordinary, realistic scenes: two women embracing, a glass of whiskey beside a record player, or a woman curled up on a lush green sofa. Yet, something feels subtly awry. My goal is to create poetic imagery that captures fleeting moments and offers glimpses into the depths of the subconscious. I desire to craft beautifully aesthetic images with rich colors and expressive gestures. From composition to lighting, I strive to create compelling visuals that are not only pleasing to look at but also imply a narrative and evoke emotion. When I look at my work, I want to get lost in the possibilities of the image.

I use photography because of its inherent illusion of reality and its ability to transcend what it represents. When a moment, a landscape, or gesture is isolated within the frame, it becomes detached from its original context, imbuing it with the possibility of realism and the absurdity of abstraction. My work is propelled by a profound interest in human psychology and the motivations that influence our interactions with others, the environment, and ourselves. Over the past seven years, I have primarily focused on self-portraiture, drawing inspiration from my own experiences and reflections. By being both behind and in front of the camera, I have the creative freedom and control to work intuitively.