Photography

My interest in black-and-white film photography stems from its ability to strip away distractions, revealing the raw essence of space, light, and shadow. Through this lens, architecture is not just a structure but a series of captured moments—where textures, contrasts, and perspectives tell a deeper story. Photography allows me to explore how the built environment interacts with time, movement, and stillness, offering a way to frame architecture beyond its physical form. Each image is an observation, a question, and a way of seeing—documenting the interplay between people, space, and the ever-changing urban landscape.