For me, photography is the medium to channel my visual impressions and make them tangible. I use it to render the images I see exactly as I perceive them, or as I envision them in that fleeting moment.

My objective is to produce what I see, exactly as I see it, as a final piece. Accordingly, an image is only truly complete for me once it has been physically printed.

Since the optical capabilities of photography are bound by physical limits, it is essential for me to exhaust every post-capture possibility to achieve the closest possible realization of my vision. Photography, in this sense, is a form of painting, differing only in the tools employed.

Visually, the number 8 symbolizes pure harmony through its perfect symmetry. It is entirely self-contained, possessing neither a beginning nor an end. In my work, I strive to preserve these exact harmonies—I do not stage them; I seek them out.