“My photography explores the edge between reality and perception — often making people pause and wonder, ‘Is this even a photograph?’ I create images that feel more like contemporary artwork or paintings than traditional photography. I’m drawn to juxtapositions: dramatic yet soft, structured yet minimal, visible yet almost not there. Each piece is a quiet invitation to see differently. Influenced by psychology and human perception, my work plays with polarity and visual ambiguity — like a silent puzzle that unsettles and soothes at the same time.”