I work from a place of attention rather than intention. Images emerge when I remain open to what unfolds in the margins of me — events not sought, moments not staged, relations that appear briefly and dissolve.

My practice is rooted in observation as a reciprocal act: the observer alters what is observed, just as light alters the matter it touches. Photography, for me, operates in this unstable space between particle and wave, presence and trace, distance and involvement, where things entangle rather than resolve.

I am drawn equally to the natural and the constructed, to surfaces marked by time, chance, and use. Walking, waiting, and distraction are not obstacles but methods, ways of allowing the world to pass through me and enter the frame on its own terms.

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