When I was young, I always said I wanted to be an artist, though I didn’t know what kind. All that mattered to me was being able to dedicate my life to creating authentic and meaningful things. After studying French Patisserie at Le Cordon Bleu in Paris, I attended university at MIT, where I earned a degree in Computer Science & Molecular Biology. Today, I research AI interfaces by day and photograph the world around me by… other days. You might hear about my life and think that I failed to do what I set out to do—to become an artist. But in my research and my photography, I express myself by capturing my perspective on the world, and what is that if not art.

As a photographer, I enjoy focusing on the individual. If there isn’t a living being in my shot, I don’t care about it. I would say I’m at the start of my journey as a photographer, and I hope to dedicate my work to celebrating the living creatures that inhabit this earth as they play out their own beautiful, vibrant, unique stories.