Bio

I am a photographer whose work examines human presence inside the environments and systems that organize daily life. Across long-form projects, I look for small, unguarded emotional signals that surface even in places shaped by strong cultural or political frameworks. My approach is observational rather than explanatory. I am less interested in decoding systems than in photographing how people move within them, and how space, ritual, and expectation shape behavior. Place is not treated as destination or spectacle, but as a force that sets rhythm and constraint, giving context to the human gestures within it. While the human experience varies vastly, the same emotional cues recur, often subtly, and it's this continuity that I seek to capture.