My work focuses on existential issues which I express through still-life compositions. I often begin with an image in my mind and then search and source the required objects and materials needed to create the image. Sometimes, I may come across a certain object or material that inspires me to create a specific image. Either way, it usually takes me days or sometimes weeks to arrange the composition before I am ready to photograph it. I place and position each element within a hairsbreadth of where I envision it to be, and by precise arrangement and juxtaposition of objects and materials, I charge my compositions with symbolism and meaning.

One of the things I love about the genre of still life photography is, never having to compromise my vision. Working with inanimate objects allows complete control and total freedom. I am not dependent on anything.

I capture the image using a photographic technique known as ‘light painting’. This process produces rich colors and detailed textures which are as intrinsic to my work as the subject matter itself. The coalition of this unique technique together with the genre of still life, enables me to give full expression to my inner world.