Photography to me is my personal meditation, a way to connect with the world inside me and outside, to identify systems and cycles these worlds function within. My work is both intensely personal and loudly public. I take the major social constructs and issues, internalizing them to reflect my deepest engagement in each. Metaphorical representation of subjects allows me to show the overlooked connections between present and past, dreaming and awakening, logic and intuition where I draw the mystical, but evident parallels between emotional reality and physical world.

Each of my projects is not just about my subject, but about me equally. Each experience I go through is reflected and fundamental for my development as an artist.

I photograph my models in a synthetic world which I create within the existing one, so that each of them seems present and relatable, yet not entirely tangible.

My goal is to make viewer perceive the idea not just within the classical mind frames, but rather within their emotional state.

The journey of expression for me is continuous and reflects in composing – where the idea is dominating my style of composition and intensity of colour is defined by the external or internal source of inspiration– I use more toned down palettes for the work coming from place of my intuitive experiences and brighter tones calling out the social issues.

Slowly I have begun to find inspiration in human body and its ability to express,which has been my inspiration for projects I am currently developing as well as I have found myself to be drawn towards darker shades, which reflects in my project “The Dark Room”.

All of my work is accompanied by strong and elaborate verbal statements creating a synthesis of my artistic expression.