have always been interested in the act of looking.

Art came first, from an early age. Then graphic design taught me about composition, proportion and the value of emptiness. Journalism taught me to observe, to question and to understand that every place —like every person— carries a story. Architecture eventually brought all of these languages together.

My work is rooted in simplicity. Not simplicity as absence, but as precision: removing what is unnecessary until only what matters remains.

I am interested in quiet spaces, honest materials, proportion, light and the small gestures that make architecture feel natural.