Photography

My creative roots trace back to sketchbooks, bootleg mixtapes, and the early chaos of MySpace customization. The mix of art, code, and rebellion. I picked up my first camera as a teenager, shooting film and sneaking into parties I was far too young to attend. Photography became a way to document the worlds I wasn’t yet allowed to belong to.

After years spent building digital platforms and chasing other creative pursuits, I rediscovered my visual voice in the winter of ’22. A review of the Hasselblad XPAN reignited something dormant. The allure of panoramic storytelling. I found a digital stand-in, the LUMIX S5, and began exploring the world with a new lens.

Today, my work examines urban solitude through a cinematic lens: wide, moody, and architectural. I’m drawn to silence, symmetry, and the way cities breathe when no one is watching. Each frame is a fragment of a story suspended in time, an imagined film that plays only in my head.

Through photography, I explore what it means to live everywhere and nowhere at once.