After more than two decades in commercial photography, my practice shifted toward fine art as a space for reflection and reduction.

My work explores the tension between opposing forces — presence and absence, structure and fragility, clarity and ambiguity. Rather than documenting reality, I seek to distill it, focusing on moments where meaning emerges through restraint and observation.

The images are built around what remains unsaid: traces, transitions, and subtle relationships between forms, light, and time. Each photograph functions as a quiet encounter, inviting the viewer to slow down and reconsider perception itself.

Through a minimal visual language, I aim to reveal the instability of what we consider fixed, and the balance that exists within contradiction.