As an artist, my journey is a visual exploration of the world around us, an intimate dialogue between the observer and the observed.

In my work, I am driven by a deep curiosity about what others may not have time to see. Each project is a

chance to dive deeper into the complexities of our human experiences. I am constantly experimenting with new perspectives and especially, narratives, to share through my art

Photography is my lens to the world, a tool that allows me to pause time and capture candid moments that I believe are special. In my photographs, I try to achieve the most filling emotions I can capture, depending on the angle or color of the scene. Whether it's the play of light on a city street or nature's patterns, I aim to show the beauty that often escapes our hurried gaze.

Printmaking, with its tactile and collaborative nature, is where I find my connection to tradition and innovation. Through this medium, I can experiment with textures, colors, and techniques, which create a tangible and unique expression of my artistic vision. My technique involves using my photographs or other found examples on the internet and remaking these photographs into my projects to then create their physical form. My prints serve as bridges between the digital and physical realms, reminding us of the enduring power of craftsmanship and creativity.

Design is the third facet of my artistic persona, where I blend my visual sensibilities with functionality. Whether it's crafting logos, posters, or videos, I approach design as a means to communicate ideas and emotions. In design, I think about who my audience is, what emotion I like them to feel, and how I like them to feel after my piece. My goal is to create designs that not only inform and engage, but also resonate an increasing amount of connection for the viewer.

Ultimately, my art is a celebration of life's unpredictable beauty. I invite you to join me on this visual journey, where we can pause, reflect, and find meaning in the world's infinite stories, each captured through the lens, etched onto paper, or embodied in design. I find the middle ground for us to connect between art and the human experience.