Here’s a brief introduction about myself.

When a friend asked me about the meaning of life, my response was, "Fuzzy red, blue, and green." I’m not entirely sure where that answer originated, but I believe it was sincere. Life, in my view, is all about color. In those moments when I can bend, shape, and capture it, I feel like an artist.

As a fashion and still-life photographer based in Manhattan, my goal is to transform visions into stunning visuals. My fashion photography often showcases a distinct blend of mystery and mood, inviting viewers to experience an unknown realm. In my still-life images, I strive for graphic strength that leans toward the abstract while maintaining bold colors.

All my art projects share a common theme: they are exploratory journeys. For instance, my project titled "E0=1" delves into the concept of infinity. "Island Kingdom" explores Manhattan and its residents, while "A Pony Tale" uses a toy horse to explore the absurd realm of the abstract.

I am not only a photographer and artist; I am also an outdoor enthusiast who enjoys biking, hiking, traveling, and skiing. My largest personal project is designing and constructing a completely off-the-grid art studio and homestead in the Catskill Mountains.