As a child, I spent a lot of time drawing. I remember flipping through How to Draw Manga books, studying the illustrations, and sketching cars whenever I had the chance. I suppose I’ve always been interested by the idea of creating something from the way I see the world.
Photography, however, found me unexpectedly.
I was living with my uncle at the time, helping take care of my younger cousins. He was passionate about photography and one day asked if I had any interest in it. I remember laughing and telling him it wasn’t for me.
One day, he left me a small point-and-shoot camera and told me to play with it whenever I got bored.
So I did.
I began taking pictures of things around the house. The stairs, the furnitures, and little details that would otherwise go unnoticed. I remember being excited by discovering different angles, how something so ordinary could become interesting simply by looking at it from another perspective.
What began as curiosity slowly grew into a love for photography, filmmaking, and visual storytelling. Over the years, my work has taken me to places I never imagined, allowing me to collaborate with incredible artists, brands, and creative minds.
Being part of Tetragrammaton, a creative collective connected to Rick Rubin, has only deepened my appreciation for curiosity, exploration, and the endless process of discovering one’s own creative voice.
Despite where this journey has taken me, I still find myself searching for those same little details. The things people often overlook, the fleeting moments, and the beauty hidden in everyday life.
Perhaps that’s what art has always been for me. Not necessarily creating something extraordinary, but finding something extraordinary in what’s already there.
I don’t believe creativity is something we ever truly master. It’s something we grow with, something that changes as we do. I’m still learning, still observing, and still finding new ways to tell stories.
And in many ways, I’m still that kid with a borrowed camera, looking for a different angle.
I dedicate this space to my family and friends, and all the people who believe in me.
Thank you.