About

I am a photographer drawn to projects that explore geometry, cities, and the quiet patterns hidden in everyday life. My work sits at the intersection of observation and structure: capturing moments as they unfold while uncovering the systems and stories beneath them.

I teach and research Artificial Intelligence at AP University of Applied Sciences, focusing on data science and large language models. In both photography and teaching, my aim is the same: making complexity more visible and easier to understand.

Running marathons helps me reset; it brings the same rhythm and focus I look for behind the camera. I also enjoy building things, exploring with my children, and occasionally returning to the piano.

At heart, I create—images, models, insights—to help people see the world more clearly.

I’m always open to collaborations in photography or applied science.