My work explores the intersections of memory, space, and absence, using photography as a medium to investigate the ephemeral nature of human presence. Through a minimalist aesthetic and an acute awareness of light and form, I construct visual narratives that blur the line between reality and fiction, inviting viewers into liminal spaces where time feels suspended.

Influenced by documentary traditions yet deeply rooted in conceptual practice, my images evoke a sense of solitude and introspection. I am drawn to the silent tensions within urban landscapes, forgotten spaces, and fleeting moments of stillness —capturing traces of human existence without overt representation. This absence becomes a presence in itself, shaping how we perceive place and memory.

Through my work, I seek to challenge conventional storytelling by offering fragmented, poetic, and open-ended narratives, encouraging viewers to engage with their own interpretations.