Born and raised in a port city deeply connected to industrial change, he found his passion in photography as a means to explore and represent diversity in society.
Trained in visual research and photojournalism, he debuted with “R-existences,” a participatory video on marginalized local communities. His photographs have been exhibited in Paris and published in “Independent Photography,” with a participatory photography project on albinism.
In 2023, her project “Dolores” was presented at the Phodar Biennial. Currently focused on work on environmental conflicts in Costa Rica as part of Ester Sanna‘s doctoral research.