My work explores the relationship between space, time and light. It is driven by the desire to reveal what normally remains beyond our perception. To make the invisible visible.

Working across photography, painting and experimental image-making, I merge different disciplines into a single creative process. Light becomes both medium and material. Time becomes form. Space is reshaped through movement. Photography does not simply record a moment; it transforms it.

Many of my works emerge through a process of observation, transformation and rediscovery. Images are revisited, reinterpreted and connected over time. Allowing for new relationships and meanings to unfold. Time is not only part of the image. It is part of the creative process itself.

Painting with brushes of light in three dimensions, I create works that exist between documentation and invention. Each piece is an invitation to question the limits of perception and explore the hidden structures that lie beyond the visible.

I began exploring photography in 2004 through an independent and continuous process of experimentation. Working across different photographic approaches, I gradually developed a personal language centered around light, movement, space and perception.

Since 2015, stereophotography and 3D imaging have become central elements of my practice, allowing me to investigate photography as a spatial experience. Since 2017 i have been working with lenticular technology to create images that change through perspective and engage the viewer in a dynamic relationship with the artwork.