I was born and raised in Germany. In 2013, I started my career as a family and new-born photographer. After relocating to Hong Kong with my family in 2016 I explore the street of the busy metropolis with my camera. Monthly, I organised photography workshops and outings in Hong Kong in which I taught various techniques and themes. I strongly believe that taking photos is not all about techniques and expensive equipment but emotions. For me, emotions and memorable moments are valuable and I would like to capture them in my photograph.
Within my work I am driven by a strong interest in human interaction. My work as family photographer has sharpened my view in this sense and it has become a key instrument in my daily work as photographer. In my projects, I am interested in contextualising the element of change. Change is an ever-present element in life – be it on a personal or on a political level. I believe that photographs in this sense can build a bridge between past, present and future.
I hold a master’s degree in photography, MFA (Photography) from Ulster University, Belfast.
