My bedroom

Lines, colors, and textures unfold in this close-up of everyday furniture, turning the familiar into something quietly vibrant. By narrowing the frame, the familiar becomes abstract—inviting you to see beyond what things are, and notice how they feel.

Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemühle paper
Each print is hand-signed.

My photographs reflect a quiet, almost meditative way of looking at the world. I focus on the overlooked details in everyday situations—a paperback left out in the rain, the deep blue along the edge of a shadow, or the rhythm of shapes and lines in an abandoned factory. Seeking beauty in unexpected places invites a more sensitive, attentive way of seeing the ordinary things around us.