About

In my photography, architecture is both the subject and the framework for an experience. I work with composition, perspective, and light to highlight what makes a place unique—from materials and details to the building’s relationship with its surroundings and the people who use it.

I look not only for the form of the building, but also for the light, the rhythm, the perspective, and the subtle shifts that can alter the perception of a space. A particular angle of light, movement through a room, or a brief moment where architecture and people meet.

I work with photography both as a precise documentation and through images where the architecture is allowed to emerge in a more poetic or interpretive way. To me, these two approaches are not contradictions. The objective gaze and the more poetic image can combine to provide a broader experience of the architecture.