I was a painter for passion long before I became a photographer. That passion never left me—it simply found a new language. Every great dream begins with a dreamer, and photography became the bridge between the world I see and the deeper truths I seek. I have spent over three decades not just making images but searching for a state of heart — a space where vision is purified, and the photograph becomes more than a record of the visible.

Susan Sontag once described photography as a powerful medium of both art and reality. But for me, photography is also a meeting place, a quiet ground where the eye and the heart come together. The camera, with all its precision, can never tell the full story on its own. It is only through the emotional response, the quiet union between photographer and subject, that an image takes on meaning beyond appearance.

Whether I am hovering above the land in an ultralight or walking through the quiet stillness of nature, my intention remains the same: to create photographs that invite contemplation, that speak not just of what is seen, but of what is felt. My work is guided by the belief that photography can reveal something eternal and something just beyond the reach of words.

In every image I make, I try to live my dreams. And I hope that through my photographs, others might be inspired to live theirs too.