Afternoons in Spain were too hot to be outside. No beaches, just heat. So my brothers and I stayed in, watching movies. Light, shadow, movement, stillness—frame by frame, I absorbed the language of images before I even knew what I was looking at.
When I wasn’t watching, I was outside. Eleven years in the scouts taught me how to read the land, how silence can tell a story, and how the light shifts and transforms the ordinary.
I grew up in a house filled with science. My grandmother was a pioneer—the first woman in my hometown to become a university chemistry lecturer. My parents, both doctors, saw the world through precision and logic. Curiosity was expected, and questions were encouraged. Maybe that’s why I see photography the way I do—not just as an art, but as an exploration. A search for meaning in light, form, and fleeting moments.
For years, I shaped images in a different way—working as an art director in a big agency, crafting campaigns for global brands. But something was missing. I didn’t just want to direct the vision; I wanted to be behind the camera to capture something real. So I jumped.
I left the familiar streets of Spain for the vastness of Australia. A foreigner in an endless landscape, always looking, always searching.
That’s why I became a photographer—to make sense of distance, to find beauty in the in-between, to tell stories in the way I always wanted, to decode meaning in images.
I love movies, good food, a good coffee or a nice pint of ale. If you have an idea you want to talk about, feel free to reach out—I’d love to hear from you.
Clients
ANZ, Design By Them, Commonwealth, Conde Naste Traveler, Dominos, Dyson, Ferrari, Forbes, Grinders Coffee, Ikea, Macquarie University, Microsoft, Nespresso, NIB, OzHarvest, Revlon, Shutterstock, Uturn Stores, Visit NSW, Westpac
Awards
Head On Festival Landscape Awards 2024 Finalist
Head On Festival People´s Choice Award 2024 Winner
Head On Festival Official Exhibitor 2014
Featured in Vogue Australia, Forbes, Shutterstock