I’m a New York-based photographer who found my way behind the lens through self-reflection and navigating mental illness. Trauma took pieces of my memory, leaving me afraid of losing the moments that mattered most. Photography became my way of holding onto them—of capturing what I never wanted to forget. Through my work, I aim to preserve emotions, energy, and the fleeting beauty of a single moment, so nothing slips away unnoticed.

Music has always been the language my heart speaks fluently. It's where I feel most connected to myself and others — every lyric, every beat, every silence in between. There’s a special kind of magic in translating sound into image, emotion into stillness. Whether I’m in the crowd or behind the curtain, photographing live music lets me witness and immortalize moments of raw vulnerability and electric connection. Being backstage, watching the pre-show jitters, the camaraderie, and the unspoken energy — it reminds me how sacred and human this art form really is.

This is more than just photography. It’s storytelling, memory-keeping, and emotional translation. It’s my way of making sure the moments that move us don’t fade — they live on, frame by frame.