Nature has always been my biggest source of inspiration. My art is really a blend of photography and digital painting—a mix that came about naturally after years of painting, designing landscapes, and working behind the camera. Spending so much time observing the world up close made me sensitive to the subtle life in everything around us. I like to look at things.

As I got deeper into photography, I found myself drawn to digital editing. Photoshop turned into my digital canvas, letting me play with the realism of a photograph and the expressive freedom of painting. I love finding that sweet spot where reality and imagination meet, letting intuition guide me as much as technique.

Every piece I make is a little bit real, a little bit imagined. I’m always looking for new ways to push boundaries and explore fresh territory. My hope is that my images invite you to look beyond the obvious—to see not just the world as it is, but as it could be.

I’m especially fascinated by animals and the way they communicate without words—through expression, gesture, and attention. There’s a whole world of subtle conversation happening if you know how to look for it. By highlighting their individuality, I want my work to encourage us all to rethink how we relate to the animals we share this world with. Maybe, if we pay closer attention, we’ll find more compassion, respect, and a deeper understanding for all living beings.