Visual essays and cinematic stories.
A meditation on the spaces between people in cities that never sleep. Shot over eighteen months across Tokyo, Istanbul, and São Paulo, this series traces the invisible architecture of loneliness — the way a figure in a doorway can hold the weight of an entire neighborhood, and how light falling through a train window can feel like a confession.
I don't photograph what I see. I photograph what the light is trying to remember — the moment just before a street forgets the person who walked through it.
— On looking, and the patience it demandsThe camera is secondary. What matters is the willingness to stand still long enough for a place to show you what it actually looks like — not what you expected.
— Notes on processEvery photograph in this collection is available as a museum-quality archival print. I also welcome editorial commissions, brand collaborations, and location-based storytelling assignments.
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