Humans gather; they dance, we talk and some look. It takes two. Come See!

I'm a San Francisco fine art photographer. As an artist,I work across abstraction and documentary photography to examine how perception, memory, and time shape what we recognize as real. Isolation has been part of my life and it drives me to create the images I photograph as my own personal release of isolating experiences and turn them into fine art.

My abstract images—created through glass and light, as well as digital pixel fragmentation—transform familiar visual elements into forms that can resemble celestial systems or dissolve into pure structure. These works challenge the stability of the image, questioning whether meaning resides in what is seen or in how it is interpreted.

In parallel, my documentary practice focuses on some of the world’s oldest restaurants, approached through street photography. These images preserve spaces where history remains embedded in daily life, capturing the continuity of culture through places that have endured across generations.

Across both bodies of work, I am interested in the tension between permanence and transformation—how images can simultaneously document, distort, and re-imagine reality. My practice moves between observation and construction, grounding conceptual exploration in the physical world while extending it into abstraction.