Photography

Artist Statement

My work is rooted in attentive looking—at places shaped by time, objects marked by use, and fleeting moments that quietly reveal structure, rhythm, and human presence. I'm drawn to scenes where order and chance coexist: architecture worn by weather, landscapes bearing subtle geometry, still lifes that echo memory through light and texture.

Photography, for me, is a conversation between restraint and discovery. I aim for images that read instantly yet continue to unfold—where composition does the heavy lifting, edges matter, and tone is disciplined enough to let feeling surface without spectacle. Whether working in color or monochrome, I look for internal rhythm and a clear organizing idea that honors the subject while transcending simple documentation.

Ultimately, my photographs are about preservation—not just of what is seen, but of what is felt in passing. They're an invitation to slow down, to notice the ordinary rendered quietly extraordinary, and to recognize beauty as something patient, earned, and human.