I am a photographer and stop-motion animator.

My professional and creative goal is to produce impactful and appealing photographs and stop-motion videos as promotional material for dynamic.

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A mentor and teacher at the photgraphy school,  likes to say that serious photographers can be divided into two groups: boxers and dancers. Boxers are most in their element in the studio, carefully controlling every aspect of a shoot – lighting, positioning, composition –, whereas dancers are best exemplified in the photojournalist on the street, always on the lookout for candid scenes of daily life, yet receptive to the surprising sights that the city offers to the attentive eye.

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According to this definition, the best way I can think of to describe my work is to say that I am doing capoeira. My drive to capture the fleeting gives me the passion and patience to spend hours studying just the right angle or arrangement of light and shadow, or a curtain blowing in the wind, but my active curiosity often suddenly draws my attention away from a window to a pile of colorful dishrags whose arrangement I find uniquely expressive. My work is never strictly boxing or strictly dancing, but always playful and always serious.