He began photographing in 2013, focusing primarily on landscapes.
The following year, 2014, production shifted to portraits, where it remains to this day.
Over the previous nine years, the photographic work I made was done by consid-ering how to make them clearer and more impressive by introducing humans with-out destroying the flavor of the landscape. I didn't want the distance between the photographer and the photographed to be insignificant, so I continued to use a single focal length lens with the same reliable distance as my view. I shoot the shutter thinking that I want the time itself to be like a scene in a movie, something that makes you want to touch and think about something, rather than the process of creating a work of art. I create my work every day with these thoughts and con-cepts, but the feelings take different directions and digital art has become another form of expression. In a world where it has become easier and easier for anyone to give themselves over to photography, I feel that what I express will become my clear artwork as I spend my entire life creating. I've gone on a bit too long, but I continue to breathe and move through the landscapes I see and project with my eyes in this world today.