Photography entered my life in 2021, when I bought my first second-hand analog camera. What started as an intuitive curiosity quickly became another language through which I could observe and document the world around me. Just six months later, in December of the same year, I held my first small photography exhibition, presenting a selection of images that marked the beginning of this journey.

In 2023, I received a new camera, allowing me to further develop my practice and expand the technical quality of my work. That same year, I presented my first Fine Art photography exhibition, opening new possibilities for how my images could be experienced and displayed.

Since then, my photographs have been part of several group exhibitions, all centered around analog photography. Working with film has become a conscious choice—a slower, more attentive process that reflects the way I experience the world.

Photography is my archive. It is my journal, my newspaper, and my personal document of time. Through each frame, I collect fragments of everyday life, preserving encounters, places, emotions, and moments that might otherwise disappear. More than capturing reality, my photographs become a visual diary—an extension of memory and a way of understanding both myself and the environments I move through.