I began photography in 2012, drawn to the quiet poetry of the street. Unlike a painter, I work with what the world offers in a fleeting moment — light shifting, gestures unfolding, colour breathing. In those fragments, I search for magic.
My practice is enriched by my love for literature, poetry, music, and cinema — art forms that shape the rhythm and emotional undercurrent of my long-term projects. I only see in colour; even with a nostalgic heart, I am devoted to the saturated hues of tropical light. Optimistic by nature, I lean toward a rose-tinted vision — yet my background in photojournalism and deep concern for social justice lead me to explore themes such as displacement through slower, more personal narratives.
During my MA in Photojournalism and Documentary Photography at London College of Communication (LCC), I was very fortunate and privileged to be the student of the late Dr. Paul Lowe; through his mentorship, I strengthened my conviction in photography as a form of witness — a medium capable of holding truth and memory with care and urgency. I graduated from LCC which is part of the University of the Arts in London (UAL) in the summer of 2022.
My Current long-term projects include Lost Island, a collaboration with my mentor Nicolas Pascarel on a remote island in the Gulf of Guinea., and By the River: Encounters with Nubia, shortlisted for the Mead Fellowship as a finalist (2023). I am a Distinction member of the Royal Photographic Society (ARPS).
