My path into art started practically. About twenty years ago, I chose web design because it gave me both things I was drawn to: making something beautiful and organizing complexity until it made sense.

In 2015, abstract art became another language for me, a way to work with feelings I couldn't always put into words. Around the same time, I began a much deeper process of self-discovery. Over the years, that grew into my philosophy of authorship, which now shapes the way I live, create, and understand my own choices.

Photography had followed me for years before I understood it mattered.

I had always been fascinated by photographs, particularly the human body in art, while having a complicated relationship with being photographed myself. For a long time, those two things existed separately: admiration for photography and discomfort with my own image.

That began to change after I moved to Canada in 2022. Without thinking of it as a practice, I photographed sunsets, places, and small moments that made me happy. Then, as I rebuilt my relationship with my own body, I began taking self-portraits.

Photography became a way of noticing. My body, my home, light, movement, ordinary life, fleeting expressions.