About Me I am a visual artist and photographer, driven by curiosity to explore both urban and natural environments through my camera lens. My work is largely focused on reflections in glass and mirrors, as well as the play of natural light, which creates unique shadows, shapes, and patterns.
Often, my images capture the remnants of human life—like a discarded baby dummy or a broken plastic toy—photographed exactly where I find them. In contrast, natural elements such as fallen leaves, feathers, and flowers are collected and brought back to my studio, where I document them using a macro lens.
Creative Process While the human-made objects feature in my journal posts, the natural elements are part of my limited edition artwork collections. Each reflects a different aspect of my practice, showcasing both human influence and nature’s quiet beauty.
I feel most alive when I’m making art. In those moments, I’m completely in the present—there’s no mental noise, and I lose track of my surroundings. It’s my time to slow down and focus on whatever has caught my eye, whether it’s a subject, a reflection, a shadow, or the patterns created by light. These moments of flow are where I find the most fulfilment.
Collaborations and Commissions I have an extensive catalogue of work, and I’m continually producing new pieces. Feel free to let me know if you find an image in my galleries or journal that resonates with you. I also take on commissions and enjoy collaborating with interior designers, decorators, developers, architects, and graphic designers to bring my art into residential and commercial spaces.
