My photography centers on the human presence within its surrounding environment. I am drawn to the peculiar aspects of ordinary life, seeking the surreal hidden in everyday moments – a dreamlike dimension created entirely from real elements. I explore both
the documentary and the poetic side of the image, where geometry, color, atmosphere, and emotion come together to reveal an inherent sense of wonder.
In Carnivale, a long-term project spanning more than a decade, I have followed faces, gestures, and rituals in fairs and local festivals, spaces where reality turns into spectacle. In Balneo and Leisure in the Working Class District, I look at how urban leisure spaces retain traces
of collective identity. In Dar Sebastian, I explored the personal imprint of an exile upon a house that later became a cultural landmark.
What guides me is the desire to create images that preserve both aesthetic intensity and emotional depth, restoring the fragile beauty and quiet strength of everyday life.