“ I don ’ t just want to do contemplative photography , I want to investigate the before , during and aftermath of a photograph . Trapped between black and white , my protagonists are always anonymous , inspired by everyday life , human attitudes and life in general . I never show a face . I do not want the spectator to be distracted by one detail . I want them to contemplate the whole picture . For me , a photograph goes beyond showing the world a picture . A photograph is a story , and therefore a photographer is also the narrator .”
“ Sometimes I regret not having discovered photography much earlier in my life , but then , I would not create the types of pictures I do today either . It is inevitable that in some of the pixels of my photos lies not only my vision , or my position before my presented reality , my way of seeing or feeling , but also my own experiences throughout my life .”
“ Where do I want to go ? I have not raised the question to myself . For now , I think that the viewer does not pass by my photos , but stops before them , and not only visualizes them but truly feels them . What I do know is that the day I will stop photographing , will be the day I stop enjoying it .”
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