I’m a photographer born in Switzerland and raised between the Swiss Alps and the vibrant landscapes of Mexico. This blend of cultures and environments shaped my creative vision — inspired equally by lush, green mountains and the raw, sun-drenched beauty of coastal shores.

At 16, I bought my first camera, and since then, I’ve never been without one. What began as a hobby quickly grew into a lifelong passion and eventually my profession — a way to show the world just how much beauty lives within each of us.

I studied aesthetics in Switzerland, earning a diploma that, even today, subtly informs my work. Learning to observe the body closely — its comfort, its movement, its small, often overlooked details — helped me develop a deeper sensitivity to human presence. It taught me to see beauty not just in appearances, but in the way someone inhabits their own skin.

Over the years, I’ve explored nearly every corner of photography, experimenting with countless styles and subjects. But nothing moves me quite like capturing love. Photographing the genuine connection between people is what sets my soul on fire — it’s where my creativity feels most alive.

I spent the last decade in Mexico, where I immersed myself in the world of hospitality and co-owned a bar. That experience naturally led me to photograph restaurants and bars, combining two creative worlds I loved. But even in the happiest moments, something was missing. And I realized: photography was always there for me. My camera was my refuge, my constant. So I made the leap — I left everything behind to dedicate myself fully to photography.

After two fulfilling years working full-time as a photographer in Mexico, I felt a pull for something new — a shift in light, perspective, and pace. That calling brought me here, to Amsterdam, where I’m starting a new chapter with my partner and our sweet dog, Davina. If the occasion allows, you might even meet them — they often join me on sessions, bringing warmth, calm, and a few unexpected smiles.

With every photo I take, I carry with me the landscapes, cultures, and stories that shaped me. And through it all, one thing remains constant: my dream to photograph love in all its forms. Slowly but surely, that dream is becoming reality.