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I’m drawn to photographing moments charged with tension—whether on the street, in an asylum, or a bustling bazaar. My work explores the quiet chaos of human life, celebrating its contradictions: the eccentric and the ordinary, the visible and the felt. Photography, for me, is not just documentation but interpretation—a constant dialogue between reality and emotion. I began as a street photographer, later expanding into travel and documentary photography, always rooted in a critical view of society. For over a decade, my camera has told stories of human bodies and moments in the spaces we live and often overlook.