I am an independent documentary photographer working on long-term projects developed through field immersion and research. My work focuses on cultural practices, memory, and the relationship between communities and their environments.

I began photographing during extended travels in South America, where encounters with remote territories and communities shaped my approach to documentary work. Since then, I have pursued projects that require time, proximity, and sustained observation, often in isolated or understudied regions.

My practice is rooted in a discreet, non-intrusive approach. I work as an observer, attentive to daily life, rituals, and the continuity of traditions within contemporary realities.

I am currently developing Civilization, an ongoing documentary project exploring cultural continuity among communities living outside dominant narratives, across Central Asia and beyond. Conceived as a long-term visual archive, the project examines how memory, rituals, and ways of life persist and adapt over time.

I am open to collaborations with editorial media, institutions, and NGOs on documentary and research-based projects.