I am open to artistic collaborations with artists, performers, designers, writers, and cultural institutions.

These collaborations are not based on predefined concepts or clear narratives.
I am interested in processes that allow space for uncertainty, silence, and not-knowing — where the work can unfold slowly, without pressure to explain or resolve itself.

Photography, in this context, becomes a way of being present rather than producing an image.
The camera is used as a tool for attention, not documentation.

I am particularly drawn to collaborations that engage with absence, fragmentation, the body as a form rather than an identity, and spaces that exist somewhere between memory and imagination.

Each collaboration is shaped individually through dialogue and trust, rather than fixed expectations.

If this approach resonates, you are welcome to get in touch.