Fine Art · Corporate
based in berlin
selected series
Photography has taken me across continents, cultures, and ways of life. These ongoing and completed series explore people, landscapes, tradition, and identity. Each driven by curiosity, patience, and the belief that every place has a story worth telling.
Pakistan · 2008
In northern Pakistan, photographing stopped feeling controlled. The pace, dust, noise and movement forced me to react instinctively rather than think through every frame.
Iceland · 2018
Few places have made me feel so close to the forces that shaped our planet. Iceland was raw, quiet and endlessly alive. In the space between glaciers, volcanic rock and endless skies, the landscape seemed untouched by time, leaving only wonder, humility and the desire to simply witness.
Xiahe County, China · 2009
Most of the people I photographed knew we would probably never meet again. Yet they welcomed me with a warmth that felt effortless. A smile, a shared meal, a short conversation, or simply a quiet moment of curiosity was often enough to create a connection that lasted far longer than the encounter itself.
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Limited Edition Prints
Selected photographs are available as premium fine art prints in carefully limited editions, individually signed and numbered.
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for brands & clients
Alongside personal work, I take on commissioned projects for agencies, brands and private clients — real estate, corporate and editorial photography grounded in the same eye for story and light.
Client: Dormakaba · Hong Kong
The Henderson is one of Hong Kong’s most iconic new skyscrapers, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects. For this landmark project, dormakaba supplied the building’s entrance, access control and security door systems. The assignment was to document the seamless integration of engineering and architecture, where sophisticated security solutions become an almost invisible part of the building’s design.
Client: Homeday · Berlin
Recruitment is ultimately about people. For this campaign, Homeday wanted photography that felt genuine rather than corporate. By encouraging employees to talk about the most unusual day they experienced in 2020, the session quickly turned into real conversations, laughter and unscripted moments—capturing the welcoming atmosphere of the company’s Berlin and Cologne offices.
Client: Mini · Berlin
MINI wanted a visual language that was understated, contemporary and unconventional. By blending urban environments with genuine interactions, the series highlights thoughtful design while keeping the focus on the people using it. The result is a collection that feels warm, elegant and enduring.
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