BIO

Behind every photograph lies a moment I didn’t want to forget.
Each frame is a piece of my walk—through cities, deserts, oceans, and silence.
I don’t just take photos; I trace time, memory, and the unseen voice of light.

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For ten years, I worked with the NGO Good Neighbors as a photographer and advisor, documenting its humanitarian campaigns abroad. My assignments included a cookstove campaign in Guatemala, a one-year project in Haiti after the earthquake, and an ID registration campaign in the Dominican Republic for Haitian-descended workers and their families. In 2017, I rode a motorcycle 7,000 miles across the United States in 21 days to raise funds for a café at a Good Neighbors school in Nicaragua. That journey led to my exhibition Way Back Home.

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Every image has more to say.