About Me:

I was born in East Africa and grew up between the Middle East and Europe, experiences that shaped how I see the world and the stories I choose to tell. Trained as an engineer, I’ve always been drawn to patterns, structures, and problem-solving, but photography became the place where observation turned into expression.

My work focuses on people, place, and culture—capturing both the quiet, overlooked details and the larger narratives that define our shared lives. I am particularly interested in moments of transition: the tension between tradition and change, solitude and connection, fragility and resilience.

I have developed long-term projects in the UK, East Africa, India, and across Europe, often working in both black and white and colour. Black and white allows me to distil stories to their essential form, while colour reflects the rhythm and vitality of daily life.

My photographs have been selected for exhibitions and festivals, including Eyeshot Open Call and the Brussels Photography Festival, and I am currently developing several projects with the aim of publication in book form.

When I’m not working on my own projects, I am an active member of the Brighton & Hove photography community and serve as programme manager for one of the UK’s oldest camera clubs.

I live and work in Brighton, England.