Photography with Soul and Truth

I started photographing at the age of 16, at a time when I already saw the world differently: more sensitive, more poetic, more attentive to the details that most people overlook. I was always drawn to the beauty of flowers, the gestures of affection between people, and the quiet love of animals.

From an early age, I developed a love for poetry and a desire to tell stories. Listening to stories always fascinated me; transforming them into notes, texts, and memories felt almost instinctive. It was through photography that I found the purest way to do this.

Over time, I changed professions and countries more times than I could have imagined. With each change, I discovered a little more about myself — about what moved me, about what truly made sense. Until finally, I realized what I truly wanted to photograph: love. Love in all its forms. The love someone has for themselves. The love shared between couples. The love that builds families.

Today, my photography exists to honor these stories. To transform the beauty of simple moments into memories that last. To preserve what often passes too quickly, but deserves to be remembered forever.