Photography as a personal and creative practice, developed alongside sculptural work in plaster.

What began as a hobby evolved naturally into a consistent and thoughtful process of observing light, textures, and everyday moments. Over time, this practice became more intentional, shaping a visual language that moves between photography and material work.

The studio brings these two directions together. Photography captures atmosphere and fleeting details, while plaster works explore form, surface, and physical presence. Both are connected through a minimal approach and a focus on quiet, tactile aesthetics.