I work in dialogue with the unpredictable.

My process is not a fixed intention, but an impulse, a quiet nudge that sets something in motion. I follow emerging reactions, observing how materials and forces shape one another, like fragments of a system that reveals itself only for an instant. With a macro lens, I draw near to these fragile intersections, allowing the camera to hold what appears only for a second before receding again. My practice is an exploration of the unseen. I search for the thresholds where order and chaos intertwine, for moments that create themselves and vanish again before they can be fully understood. These moments are unique, unpredictable and as pure as life itself. What I encounter are traces, small indications of a larger structure that runs through everything. Fragments of a language I don't understand, but with a rhythm I can feel. Each work is a state in between, an echo of a hidden code.
 

I create, I explore, and I collect. Not to offer answers but to make questions visible. My work is an invitation to engage with uncertainty, to perceive the subtleties of becoming and to recognize within the reactions of matter what quietly reveals itself.