Born in 1999 in Basel and based in Berlin, my visual language was forged long before I picked up a camera—shaped first by the immersive atmosphere of film lighting, and later by a lifelong devotion to the arts. Growing up moving through museum halls, I learned to see the world through color, structure, and emotional resonance rather than literal facts.
My current work moves fluidly into abstraction, stepping entirely away from documentation to explore the metaphysical weight of a single frame. Heavily influenced by impressionism, I treat the still image as a canvas for time itself—capturing movement, rhythm, and the fleeting passage of moments suspended in space. Through bold color compositions, raw textures, and the interplay of light, I isolate elements of the human form, performance, and fashion to examine the pure mechanics of body, motion, and shadow.
After years of shaping visual worlds for other people's productions, photography became my own medium of synthesis and personal expression. What began as a quiet childhood fascination has evolved into an uncompromising search for atmosphere—translating the invisible, flowing currents of time into an enduring visual experience.