I am an autodidactic photographic artist based between Minneapolis, Buenos Aires, and everywhere. I explore how film becomes a vessel for memory, where material, time, and emotion converge. In a culture shaped by digital perfection and instant gratification, I find grounding in the slowness and imperfection of analog processes.

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Film photography has become a spiritual and meditative practice for me; one that requires presence, patience, and a deep awareness of light and time. Working with expired film stocks, I embrace their unpredictability and alchemy. Each roll, altered by years of chemical change, carries its own temperament and palette. The resulting colors and textures evoke a sense of surrealism, blurring the line between reality and memory.

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I invite viewers into a visual dialogue that honors imperfection as a reflection of the human condition. The grit, grain, and light leaks within each image are reminders to remain open; to allow chance and material to participate in creation. In this collaboration with film, I find moments of both surrender and revelation.

 

Ultimately, shooting film is a conscious choice to slow down, to connect with the tactile essence of the medium, and to make images that feel intimate, authentic, and timeless. ⍣