I mainly work with location shootings and collaborate with other creatives to promote their art. Nature and rock and roll have always been a great source of inspiration.

Some of these portraits were inspired by the aesthetics of Hollywood stars’ vintage photographs. I am fascinated by the Star System era and its imagery as, at that time, portraits used to depict celebrities in a godlike fashion. I mostly use low-key photography and the use of chiaroscuro for my portraits. I am interested in the representation of women within natural environments.

There are times in which it feels like being stuck in a dark place, while still being able to see the beauty of the world filtering through the coves of our personal cavern. These are times of stillness, contemplation and introspection. We need to move, yet we feel paralyzed. Something similar in chess is called "Zugzwang". I like playing with the idea that photography is simply the product of light passing through a hole, then turning into stillness.

Moments, details, a rendezvous bringing together past and present.

I am interested in natural patterns as a form of art forged by nature, free from the superficial vanity of human beings. I particularly like exploring volcanic land and reptiles through my work, as they both remind me of the imprint left by a primitive world. For my final major project at university, I created portraits distorted by a mirror-like material, attempting to achieve a ghostly-like painting effect, while also unveiling the feeble nature of our identity, constantly shaped by the Other. The Other's influence is, indeed, uncontrollable.

I view visual arts as a vast territory that extends far beyond photography. Creating collages has been a means of expression for me since childhood, offering a more tactile way to reshape reality. Recently, I’ve specialized in site-specific collages, where I collect plants from various locations, press them, and arrange them into compositions that capture their unique natural beauty. These "flora collages" are abstract interpretations of the sites I encounter, drawing inspiration from dreams and local folklore.