Filmmaking is where my curiosity naturally unfolds. Iām drawn to the quiet details, to the way someone breathes before speaking, to the subtle shifts of expression that reveal a story without needing words.
In this post Iām sharing three pieces that feel close to my process. The first is from a portrait session with an actress ā what began as photographs slowly turned into a cinematic study of presence. The second is an exploration with an actor, where I followed movement and instinct to find a mood rather than a narrative. The third is a slow-motion moment from a beauty campaign, a small fragment of the atmosphere behind the scenes.
What I love most about filmmaking is how it invites me to observe, to experiment, and to transform simple moments into something expressive. ā„ļø
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"The Hangover of Love" (2022): is a project that addresses the recovery after a romantic breakup. It explores this process through the documentation of a past relationship, which, despite being autobiographical, is understood as a universal experience that anyone can relate to.
Here are some of the photographs that I edited for this project.
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Lately I've been obsessed with horses and I've been doing this images and videos with Midjourney.