Photography has become a commodity. Images decorate the internet, accumulate likes, and serve as digital currency. Whatever truth or artistic potential the medium once promised feels, at times, diluted. And yet I continue.
Not because I cannot paint, draw, or sculpt. I have done all of those. I continue because the camera is the tool that stayed with me. The one medium that lets me translate whatever inspiration moves through me into something real. It chose me as much as I chose it.
Working with a camera today is not simple. People are wary of being photographed. Suspicion lives everywhere. Authentic moments hide behind layers of performance and noise. But that challenge is exactly what keeps me here. The pursuit of an honest image in a world built on inauthentic facades.
My work is an effort to cut through the distraction, to communicate something direct and human. If an image of mine resonates, it is because it carries a piece of that pursuit.