My practice is rooted in the constant observation of my surroundings as a means of personal and collective understanding. My work develops primarily within documentary photography, with a focus on landscape, everyday life, design–architecture, and the relationship between people and the spaces they inhabit. I understand photography as a continuous process of attention, where looking closely makes it possible to capture not only what is visible, but also the dynamics of time, memory, and transformation present in each place.

Trained in photography and visual communication, and with prior experience in design and art direction, I have developed a precise eye for composition, natural light, and visual rhythm. Throughout my career, travel and prolonged contact with different territories have been fundamental to the development of my visual language, as has my participation in editorial and institutional projects and film productions, where I strive to bring a narrative sensibility close to the language of cinema.

In parallel, my studies and personal practices — including yoga certifications completed in India and Indonesia — have influenced my approach to the act of observing, reinforcing the importance of presence, listening, and self-knowledge within my creative process. My work proposes an attentive and reflective gaze on the everyday, inviting viewers to pause, see clearly, and recognize the experience of inhabiting the world through a more conscious relationship with their surroundings.