An intimate portrait study of masculinity, presence, and the space between protection and openness. Through changing distance, gesture, clothing, and light, the series asks what strength might look like when a person is no longer expected to perform it.

A portrait of femininity, touch and skin as a living constellation—holding traces of sunlight, memory and time.

A portrait story unfolding across the streets and interiors of Valencia. Moving from hard Mediterranean daylight into amber rooms, shadowed staircases and grainy monochrome close-ups, the series follows Reyhaneh Azimi through a sequence of changing spaces and moods. The locations and treatments shift, while her presence holds the story together—revealing how light, distance and atmosphere can transform the way a person is seen.

An improvised portrait of performance artist Gianni Giordano, photographed in the heart of Valencia. I was on my way to another shoot when I saw Gianni with his Cyr wheel in the square. I asked if I could take a few photographs, and our chance encounter became a brief collaboration between movement, architecture and the morning light. With no preparation or predetermined concept, the series emerged from the moment: Gianni’s physical language, the circular form of the wheel and the historic geometry of the city.