I started taking photos so I wouldn't have to talk. Talking is not my strong point. Photography helps me to reveal what's inside me. It helps me to say how I feel, what depresses me, what makes me happy, what I live for. The image is my preferred way of talking. Photography identifies me with the path that I have to follow. It's like it's for me. Through my eyes I can reach inside people. That is very important to me. It is important to speak to the heart of the viewer. To speak in such a way that he stops for a moment and sees what he hasn't seen until this second. My photography is about me. About my inner demons, my shadows, my claims on life and myself. About the questions that can be answered not with words but with images. It is like a journey that has saved me from my inner destruction. A search for ways to say what I think is wrong but acceptable.
Amoral but standard. It's not easy to show it, but it frees me from meaningless words, loud resentments, easy silences. Different states live in every body. It is not easy to understand and experience them. I believe that my images help me to survive, and not only me. I believe they heal. Maybe even by opening the wounds I will heal the soul. Someone else's, someone who looks and sees.