About me
I am a photographer specializing in fine art photography. I prefer to capture significant moments with a film camera. My work employs a documentary, reportage, and staged approach, with a focus on everyday life. My method of image creation emphasizes observation and analysis of life and daily events, seeking beauty and ideas in the simple yet universal and relatable.
In addition to art photography, I also conduct personal shoots—in the studio, outdoors, using both natural and artificial light. I know how to develop a quality and individual approach for every client.
The atmosphere on set is just as important to me as how my client feels. I always do my best to ensure you are comfortable. I understand the worries that can arise before a personal photoshoot: What if I don’t like how I look? Am I standing awkwardly? Do I look okay? What should I do with my body? I’ve been in that position myself, so it is especially important to me to help you feel at ease and avoid those moments of uncertainty. There’s no rush. I will guide you and suggest poses throughout the shoot, and you will be able to view the photos on a large screen as we go because I shoot tethered to my laptop. I am also a professional dancer, so I have a deep understanding of the body and movement. I approach posing thoughtfully and will always guide you on how to stand and move in a way that feels natural and looks fantastic.
A photoshoot for a jewelry brand
Inspiration stems from natural, organic forms—the textures of minerals, gas bubbles, or water droplets on metal surfaces. The resulting pieces convey the sense of a living structure, featuring unique forms and a chaotic yet harmonious arrangement of elements. These works resemble a game played with volume and texture, where the metal surface comes alive and dynamic, emphasizing the natural quality and individuality of each object.
A photoshoot for the Huawei brand
This project explores the concept of a portrait not as a frozen moment, but as a captured «energy wave.» We sought to move beyond the classical fixation on appearance in order to capture a person’s inner rhythm, their invisible movement, and the very «air» that fills the space around them.The visual language of the project is built on dynamism, and the use of optical distortion effects creates a sense in the viewer that they are looking at the world through a stream of air or a prism of high-speed motion. The dominant palette of rich blue and sky-blue hues expands the boundaries of the frame, conveying a sense of infinite space and freedom.The combination of directed, harsh light with soft gradients allows us to emphasize volume and highlight the bold energy of every moment. The inspiration stemmed from the Y2K aesthetic and modern street style, where the sincerity of self-expression meets high technology. It was important for us to demonstrate that mobile photography is not just a tool…
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