I always adore noticing the absurdity, surrealism in the everyday, as if reality lifts the edge of its curtain for me, and through this gap, I see the backstage of the scenery. It amuses, entertains, and astonishes me. Equally, I always observe the unnoticed unusual, individual facets in people around me. The intricacy of each person, the diversity of people fascinates me, and when I notice something special, I can't wait to capture it with my camera.
Gradually, I started creating an absurd reality in my photographs: my attic turns into a fairy-tale world, my models stand on their heads in high heeled boots, and me myself turn into multifaceted mythical figure in self-portraits.
My works are surreal, symbolic, fabulous, often absurd. At the same time, my photographs do not impose their own narrative, there is no obvious plot. Everyone can see their own story in them. And every interpretation pleases and surprises me. The most stirring goal for me is to engage the viewer in a dialogue through my art.
