I'm a photographer, filmmaker, creative director, and content strategist based in Berlin,

with roots in New York City and Pittsburgh. My work spans editorial portrait and documentary

photography, music photography, event coverage, fine art, and content strategy for musicians

and artists.

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My photography training began in earnest with an internship under Lois Greenfield — one of

the world's leading dance and movement photographers — in New York City. That experience

shaped how I see performance, the body, and the decisive moment in a way that has never left

my work, regardless of subject.

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Since 2020 I've hosted a weekly interview series on Instagram — now 200+ conversations with

artists, curators, musicians, filmmakers, and creative thinkers. The series is less a podcast

than a living document of creative practice: who makes things, how they make them, and why.

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My fine art practice is defined by conceptualism, not medium. I began working in Sumi ink on

rice paper and am currently expanding into acrylics. My influences include Yves Klein, Paul

Reps, Bob Dylan, Jack Kerouac, and William S. Burroughs — whose work mine has been directly

compared to. In photography, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Edward Weston, and Lois Greenfield remain

the standards I hold myself to.

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I work across Berlin's art, music, and creative industries with deep familiarity — not as an

observer but as a participant. I shoot with Nikon and Fuji. I'm available for assignments

across Europe and internationally, and I respond to all enquiries within 24 hours.