Welcome to my world…
Photography began for me as a quiet fascination. A summer program between 3rd and 4th grade introduced me to the idea that a moment could be captured, held, and revisited. With a Pringles can, a pin, scraps of film, and a makeshift darkroom, I built my first camera and watched time imprint itself onto paper.
That experience never really left me. What started as curiosity evolved into something more instinctive—almost necessary. As someone who experiences the world through a constant influx of heightened detail and stimulation, photography became a way to interrupt that flood. To isolate a moment. To hold it still long enough to examine it.
Over time, my process expanded beyond the photograph itself. Digital manipulation and painting became extensions of that same impulse—tools to reshape what I saw into what I experienced. Each image becomes less about documentation and more about translation. These works are fragments of perception—moments that demanded my full attention, disrupted the noise, and left an imprint strong enough to be reimagined. They are not just what I saw, but how it stayed with me.
This collection is a glimpse into that process.
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