Explore a gallery of images I've captured throughout my journey, each one transformed with the intention of resonating with personal experiences.
After my initial visit to Cincinnati in 2003, I decided to make it my home. I settled in a neighborhood called Mt. Lookout, which had its own observatory. It was such a picturesque area, reminding me of the start of my life in a new country.
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I began developing a series featuring iconic areas I've explored around here—places that resonate with the locals. You'll notice a lot of European architecture, heavily influenced by German aesthetics.
Nature and organisms have been major sources of inspiration for both my work and my life. I'm fascinated by the constant change and evolution of our environment. I find inspiration in studying social groups within species—like insects, which are easier to observe. But I'm also intrigued by particles and the way they move when influenced by forces. When these forces are scaled up to Earth's size, it's absolutely captivating, especially when you consider the human scale as the unit of measurement.
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Ornithogalum dubium, common names sun star or star of Bethlehem, is a species of flowering plant in the family Asparagaceae, subfamily Scilloideae. It is a South African (Cape Province) endemic.
Contemplating the notion of finding something you're passionate about, wouldn't it make sense to stick with it for life? After all, there's always the potential to discover new horizons, to evolve and grow with the passing of time.
Gallery of Illustrations of all the things I consider a representation of my work.