I’m a photographer drawn to moments of pause — places, people, and objects caught between states. I’m interested in what lingers after something has passed, in quiet transitions and overlooked spaces that don’t demand attention but hold it anyway.

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I don’t photograph to explain or embellish. I photograph to notice. My work leans moody and restrained, often sitting just before or after something happens, where meaning isn’t always obvious but still very present.

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I use whatever tool is closest when a moment matters. If an image carries the feeling of being there, it counts.

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E.Y.E Horizon is a space for seeing slowly, without urgency — an invitation to pause and look again.​​