Photography
My work explores the expressive power of images and the ways photographs shape perception, identity, and memory.
My projects move between portrait, staged photography, and visual narrative. Each series begins with a simple observation. A gesture. A face. A fragment of landscape. Through composition and light, these elements grow into images with a strong visual presence. The photograph becomes a place where reality and imagination meet.
I have lived and worked in Paris for more than two decades. During this time my work has been exhibited internationally and presented in galleries, festivals, and publications. Alongside exhibitions, the photobook holds an important place in my practice. The book format allows images to unfold through sequence. It creates rhythm, narrative, and visual dialogue across pages.
Several themes return throughout my work:
the relationship between image and identity
the creation of visual myths in contemporary culture
the tension between staged representation and lived experience
the influence of cinema, painting, and popular imagery
I approach photography as a visual language. Each image invites interpretation rather than delivering a fixed message. Viewers bring their own memories and associations into the photograph, allowing meaning to remain open and alive.
Today my artistic practice includes exhibitions, limited edition prints, and photobooks presenting long-term photographic projects.