My work begins with presence —
paying attention to what is happening, rather than trying to shape it.

I don’t direct moments. I stay close to them, allowing things to unfold in their own rhythm. What matters to me is not how a moment looks, but how it feels while it is happening.

I always work alongside a second photographer.
His background as an artist brings a discreet, complementary perspective, allowing me to remain fully present while nothing essential is missed.

Together, we move with care and intuition, adapting to the people and the flow of the day.
The result is a visual narrative shaped by feeling — meant to be remembered not as scenes, but as sensations.