My work revolves around the connection between people, nature, and the major issues of our time. As a photographer and filmmaker, I am fascinated by the challenges we face as a society, such as climate change, inequality, and the growing divide between ourselves and nature. Through my images, I aim to tell stories that go beyond what is immediately visible, inviting people to reflect more deeply on the world around them.

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My journey as a visual storyteller began during my studies at the Willem de Kooning Academy and Emily Carr University in Vancouver, where I also discovered my passion for documentary and street photography. In my work, I strive to capture moments of stillness and reflection, whether it's a spontaneous street scene or a carefully conceived portrait. My street and travel photography often has a contemplative nature, where I seek to document the everyday world in a way that encourages people to pause, look deeper, and discover new perspectives in the things we often take for granted.

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In addition to my work as a photographer, I have also created projects such as Seeds of Permaculture and Freedom Ahead, films that explore the power of permaculture and sustainable lifestyles, while questioning the ideas we live by today. These projects have deepened my own perspective on the world and inspired me to think more about how we can live in harmony with nature. This idea of connection is also reflected in my life in Spain, where, together with my partner, I am developing a 'Third Place' a place surrounded by true nature, where people can relax, reorient themselves, and generate new ideas. Without distractions!

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In my work, I am always searching for images that not only document but tell a story. Photography, for me, is a tool to capture both the small moments and bring visibility to the larger issues of our time. I believe that images can help us look differently, not only at what is, but also at what could be.

Cheers!