As a journalist, photographer, and filmmaker, my focus lies in exploring the dynamics of the human experience and the common threads that pull us together.

My visual work in rooted in the stylistic and ethical framework of photojournalism. I search for genuine moments and emotions of my subjects - using my camera, I strive to capture the feeling, emotion, action and context within a single second in time, using my camera as a tool to capture a moment in time, in its entirety and encapsulate it for history.

My approach is simple, refined and aimed toward authenticity. I pack light, I use what I have, and above all, I focus on creating a connection with the person

hotojournalists and documentary photographers strive to observe and document without significant interference. They aim to maintain objectivity and avoid altering the scene or manipulating the subjects.

• Impact: The images produced in this genre are often used in news outlets, magazines, exhibitions, and other platforms to inform, raise awareness, and provoke thought about important social, cultural, and political issues.

Driven by the desire to create connection that runs between the subject and my camera, allowing me to capture their humanity and the context in which it exists, with meaning and authenticity.

With a strong foundation in photojournalism, I specialize in capturing compelling portraits and thought-provoking documentary narratives.