I create abstract photographs that transform light and structure into architectures of perception. Each work is an epistemological space, where meaning emerges through complexity and the act of seeing becomes a form of thought.

I use photography to transform constructed arrangements of glass, light, and color into abstract images that ask how meaning takes form. My work moves between architecture and intuition, creating spaces where perception, memory, and emotion overlap. Each piece is both a visual and conceptual construction — an image you see, but also one you feel into understanding.

I work at the threshold between representation and abstraction, building images from light, color, and geometry. Each begins as a constructed environment and becomes, through photography, a space for thought — where the fleeting is held still, and meaning shifts with every encounter.