My artistic approach is primarily centered around photography.

Strongly influenced by cinema and classical painting, my visual language confronts traditional narrative elements with more contemporary forms. Cinematic composition and the use of natural light deeply shape my aesthetic approach.

In my documentary practice, I aim to shape reality while remaining aware of my subjective perspective on it. I incorporate various aesthetic elements to portray my subjects with accuracy and sensitivity. Each project is preceded by in-depth research that guides its direction.

In my portraits, an intimate relationship develops with the people I photograph. I take the time to engage with them, observe their space, and understand their daily lives. My goal is to represent them authentically, placing them in a sensitive and personal frame where their essence can emerge. I frequently collaborate with actors who agree to be directed in front of my lens.

Empty space plays a crucial role in my work, acting as a silent witness. I am fascinated by human presence, even when it is imperceptible. Through my images, I reconstruct a sometimes fictional reality, exploring themes of memory and the passage of time, which are inscribed both in space and on bodies.

At the same time, I create abstract images using random materials, blending street scenes, nature, and architecture. Photographing urban and natural spaces is a challenge for me: I approach each scene as a film excerpt, playing with proportions and letting myself be guided by the light at the moment of capture.