BIOGRAPHY

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Growing up in the suburb of the capital I had to climb through the echo’s of the Soviet era. Collapsed socialism and cruel capitalism of the 90s made me dream of an escape into the world of photography. It all started with me experimenting on light and shade. The tool of choice then was a 35mm “Zenith” camera. Later I moved to Dublin, Ireland. That was the trend back then. There I hoped to start my future as a professional, but I never got further than a construction site. Coming back to Eastern Europe was not an easy decision, but for the love of photography I did it. What drives me today is the cocktail of suburban architecture and sometimes absurd beauty of the human condition. I sense brutality of man made structures and the sensation of body and emotion.