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I understand photography not only as an art form, but as a deeply personal language. It's my way of expressing my inner self and making visible the quiet, often overlooked stories of everyday life. I work intuitively, without rigid concepts, allowing myself to be guided by light, moods, chance encounters, and chance meetings. My work blends street photography, self-portraits, and experimental visual worlds. I move between observation and self-revelation. On the street, I capture fleeting moments; in my self-portraits, I process inner states and transform them into abstract, poetic images. I'm not interested in the spectacular, but in the subtle—in moments you feel before you understand them. With every photograph, I try to make my own sensitivity palpable while simultaneously sharing small stories with the world.