‘Through years of practice, I’ve developed a signature style of photography—rooted in minimalism.

Each photo is calm and thoughtful, leaving space to take the photo in in your own way.

I believe in the subtle strength of design that doesn’t demand attention, but earns it.’

‘Every photograph is made by me, alone.

I walk for hours with my camera—often through ordinary places, without a plan. I step into a kind of creative stillness, letting the world passing by.

Sometimes, days or even weeks go by without a single photo with the potential of an art photo. Other times, I’m able to make two good ones in one afternoon.

I worked as a nurse in mental health care for many years. That shaped how I see people. It taught me to notice the human in people, in all kind of places, circumstances & cultures. It defines my style of art photography.’

‘The most important equipment are my eyes. It’s not the camera that creates the image, it’s how I see things, and how I feel.

I strongly believe that art comes from how we nourish our soul and stay open to what moves us.

I use a small, unobtrusive camera—just enough to capture the moment without interrupting the scene. Most of the time, a use a standard lens.’