Light and darkness, depth and mystery. In Buddhist tradition, it is believed that all things either emerge from nothingness or dissolve into it. Yet, this nothingness is not an empty void—it is a space of potential.

Photography, to me, represents the perfect distance from reality. It encompasses not only the external world but also the subjective experience. It is a way to gain a new, unbiased perspective on the world and to capture that perception through the lens. Finding the extraordinary in the ordinary. Unveiling beauty that often remains unseen.

I appreciate being able to express myself through my images. I believe that every great photograph has a soul—and within every great image, there is a piece of the photographer’s soul. The way we perceive things is of utmost importance. To see is to feel with the eyes.