I discovered my passion for photography while studying design at university. What began as a way to document my own projects quickly turned into something more—soon, other students were hiring me to photograph their work as well. After graduating, I kept shooting and refining my skills, drawn by the power of visual storytelling.
 

When I moved to Canada, I joined Artona, where I’ve had the opportunity to photograph graduation portraits and supervise other photographers. Through this experience, I’ve grown not only as an artist but also as a mentor and team leader.
 

To me, photography is more than just taking pictures—it’s an art form that can truly make a difference in people’s lives. Whether it's preserving memories in a beautiful, lasting way or helping someone see themselves from a new perspective, the impact is real. Some of the most rewarding moments in my career come after a session, when clients tell me how meaningful their photos are to them.