Personal Blog

My reflection on how choosing “enough” can ground us in the present, while staying hungry – in the creative sense – keeps our inner spark alive. A gentle reminder that balance isn’t about perfection, but about noticing what already sustains us and what still calls us forward.

“Not a Pipe” reflects on Magritte’s famous paradox and extends it into the realm of photography. While a painting is an invention, a photograph appears to offer truth, but does it really?

Reflections from the Surreal and Creative Photography Festival in Fréjus — a personal account of showing old work, rediscovering inspiration, and wandering through a quiet, rain-washed town at dawn.

Generations before me were forced to leave. I chose to. “The Arrival” is about what we lose, what we find, and how we learn to belong again.

What’s worse — to regret what we’ve done, or what we never dared? Portraits for No One is a quiet invitation to live before the sand stops falling — a collection of stories about courage, tenderness, and the moment we finally open the door.

I grew up learning not to see what was right in front of me. This is a story about the art of looking away — and how photography helped me look back.

My reflection on how the unspoken language of my childhood shaped the way I see and create: through metaphor and magical realism, and the blurred lines between truth and imagination.

People often ask why my images are so blurry. The answer isn’t a simple one — it’s layered, emotional, and deeply personal.