I’m drawn to photographing forgotten corners of the world and turning them into open-ended reflections of ourselves. Ambiguity is central to my creative process. I want viewers to feel something before they fully understand it. My work explores inner emotional landscapes. Using light, color, and shadows to mirror feelings we don’t always have the words for.

I find inspiration in emotions themselves, often in quiet, overlooked places that invite reflection. I turn that reflection into its own world, where meaning depends on who is looking. Music is a major influence, especially live performances, where I translate sound and energy into imagery. Visualizing emotions is the core of everything I create. It’s not documentation, but ambiguous interpretation.

With $25,000, I would invest in both digital and film photography to expand my creative range. I’d purchase a digital camera to move beyond shooting on my phone, along with a film camera to experiment further. I would also apply to galleries, attend exhibitions, and begin building a photography brand focused on musicians and album visuals, creating imagery that captures emotion and pairs music with unusual spaces.