I didn’t grow up knowing I’d be a photographer. It wasn’t something I planned—it was something that found me. The moment I picked up a camera in 2008, everything changed. Photography became more than just an art form; it became a way to see, feel, and translate the world around me.

Today, I move between Venice and Santorini, two places shaped by light, history, and transformation. My work is rooted in storytelling, texture, and impermanence, capturing moments that exist between what is seen and what is felt. Through photo sessions, workshops, and artistic projects, I create images that go beyond documentation—images that hold memory, movement, and emotion.

Whether photographing individuals, guiding photographers through workshops in volcanic landscapes, or working with brands to shape a visual narrative, my approach is always the same: observe deeply, connect fully, and capture something real.