Abandoned industrial sites fascinate me with their extraordinary surfaces, structures, and lighting moods. They are not empty places—they preserve memories, traces, and stories.
In my photographs, walls become canvases, light becomes color, and architecture becomes composition. I am interested in the moment where photography and painting merge. Where work once took place, picture spaces now emerge in which light, time, and transience tell their own story. My works do not document decay but rather reveal the silent beauty of change.
