Paris Fashion Photographer & Videographer

In her own space

“Hold Me Like Time” unfolds on a cloudy afternoon in Paris, a quiet story told through light, skin, and stillness. Inside her apartment, she moves slowly, caught between memory and presence. The air feels heavy with things unsaid, soft traces of love that no longer ache, just linger. This series explores the quiet transformation that comes after heartbreak, when love stops being someone else’s touch and becomes your own. Shot entirely in black and white, it captures intimacy in its most fragile form: the in-between moments, where healing isn’t loud, but deeply human. A visual poem about solitude, softness, and the way time teaches us to hold ourselves again.

This editorial captures the meeting point of raw nature and modern elegance. A woman moves between still wa- ters and untamed landscapes, her presence defined by sleek, minimal silhouettes. The series explores strength and solitude, where fashion becomes a quiet rebellion against the softness of her surroundings.

A Quietude Beside the Water unfolds along the winter shores of Lake Como, where a pale fog veils the horizon and time appears to move with gentler measure. In that delicate hush, poised some where between motion and stillness, faint silhouettes pass through a subdued light, and in that tranquil interval, nothing presses for notice, yet all is quietly, profoundly felt.

At the edge of the sea, she walks through a quiet, open landscape where it’s just sand, wind, and horizon. The movement is soft, but her presence feels strong, ike she belongs to the moment. Everything is simple, yet powerful in its own way. Silence. Wind. Strength.

She sits in a quiet café, holding a warm cup of coffee. She reads a few pages, takes a slow sip, and pauses for a moment. No rush, just a calm, simple moment.