My work stems from personal memories, anecdotes, and experiences. These usually unfold within the context of architecture and the urban landscape—the space in which we move, and where our thoughts are shaped.

 

I am sensitive to the energy of a site, a building, or a room: an energy born from its history and how it is experienced in the present. I am particularly drawn to places where markers of modernity coexist with traces of the past, revealing a new aesthetic. Taking time to truly experience a place allows me to examine the mental space it unveils.

 

The specific nature of photography as a medium naturally shapes how I work. I like to embrace unplanned coincidences and technical imperfections that occur along the way, viewing them as essential elements of the narrative. They offer a way to question the perceived truth of photography and put the medium into perspective.