“I’ve always thought of stories less as things we tell and more as spaces we enter. A scene is never just the image in front of us. It is the light falling across a surface, the distance between two people, the pause before something is said. What matters is not only what appears, but when it appears—and what is allowed to linger.
For a long time I worked with images and pages, arranging them carefully, trying to understand why certain combinations felt alive while others remained flat. Slowly I realized that the story lived not only inside the image itself, but in the details that surrounded it—and in the rhythm they created.
Writing, directing images, and composing worlds. I approach each project as a sequence of scenes, composed with attention to timing, framing, and atmosphere, allowing a narrative to unfold cinematically through the curation of details.”