‘Through years of practice, I’ve developed a signature style of photography—rooted in minimalism.

Warm, intentional, and balanced, each photo is composed to leave space: for emotion, for memory, for meaning.

I believe in the subtle strength of design that doesn’t demand attention, but earns it—slowly, and fully.’

‘Every photograph is made by me, alone.

I walk for hours with my camera—often through ordinary places, without a plan. I step into a kind of creative stillness, letting the world unfold.

Sometimes, days or even weeks go by without a single photo with the potential of an art photo. Other times, I’m able to make two good ones in one afternoon.

I worked as a nurse in mental health care for many years. That shaped how I see people. It taught me to notice the human in people, in all kind of places, circumstances & cultures. It defines my style of art photography.

Inspiration lives in the margins. Books open my imagination. Fashion offers color and shape. Conversations shift perspective.’

‘I believe every photograph begins with the eyes and is completed by the heart.

It’s not the camera that creates the image, it’s how I see, and what I feel.

Art comes from how we nourish our gaze and stay open to what moves us.

I use a small, unobtrusive camera—just enough to capture what’s already there, without interrupting the scene. Most of the time, a simple lens is all I need.’