I am a photographer and visual anthropologist based in Berlin, working at the intersection of photography, ethnography, and artistic research. My practice moves between portraiture, artistic projects, and visual anthropology, guided by a curiosity about the complexity and fluidity of human experience.
Rather than staging scenes, I approach photography as a form of observation and encounter, allowing situations to unfold organically. The images emerge through presence, trust, and shared moments.
With a background in cultural anthropology, my work explores themes of intimacy, embodiment, identity, gender, perception, and human connection. Many of my projects take the form of long-term visual investigations into how bodies communicate, how intimacy is negotiated, and how identities take shape within relationships and social contexts.
Through the camera, I explore how people relate to one another and how meaning and identity emerge through interaction.