about me

Creativity is my favorite path back to myself.

If you’ve ever thought you’re not creative, remember: if you’re human, it’s in your blood.

I grew up around film and darkrooms, often waiting for my father to finish his work, and I also graduated from a Fine Art school and a Law school. Even though I spent 17 years as a lawyer, running my own practice or working in leading global corporations, creativity was never far from me.

Five years ago, photography became more and more my playground as I started creating again, and the easiest tool within reach was my fiancé’s camera. Soon after I got my own gear and this quickly became a space of freedom — a place to feel, to play, and to see differently. A place where I could reconnect with something deeply alive.

What I’ve come to understand is that creativity is not only about art. It shapes how we think, solve problems, make decisions, navigate uncertainty, and build a life that feels true to who we are.

Most of my ideas usually arrive on long walks, in silence, or somewhere inside music. I don’t believe we need more self-improvement pressure. What many of us need is something simpler and more human: the experience of making, exploring, noticing, and coming alive through creativity. I am interested in that feeling of deep presence — when time slows down, the noise fades, and you feel fully at home in yourself. Creativity can open that door. For years, I have been paying attention to what makes it possible: play, attention, rhythm, resourcefulness, and the conditions that help us think and live more freely.

Less force, less performance, more depth, more joy — and often, better results. And if you’ve ever thought you’re not creative, remember: if you’re human, it’s in your blood.

A teacher once told me: art is the liberty to transcend reality with a personal perspective. So, I learned that we create more than can be seen; it is our duty and privilege to make the invisible visible, and I’ve carried that ever since.

I also create fine art photography prints. My curated print collections are here.