how it all started

I tell you something about my story.

I’ve always had a terrible memory, so ever since I was a child I felt the need to capture every single day of my life through photographs — just so I could look back at them and relive those moments again.

When I was eighteen, I entered a photography contest and decided to photograph my father while he was getting his hair cut at the barbershop. The barber loved the pictures so much that he asked to display some of them in his shop. A few weeks later, a professional photographer came in for a haircut, noticed my work, and asked the barber to contact me.

That’s how my very first job interview happened — in a barbershop. And somehow, becoming a photographer felt like something that had already been written in my destiny. While working, I also began studying cinema, specializing in cinematography, and later graduated in Design. Over the years, I’ve traveled and worked across Europe, Australia, and America.

Today, more than ten years later, I still take pictures every day of my life — to remember, to feel again, and to make both myself and others relive every emotion, every fleeting moment, and every story worth holding onto.