Chaos of Light is a personal platform that reflects my transition from fashion and portrait photography into photojournalism and documentary storytelling. I’m drawn to everyday moments shaped by social tension, migration, and quiet resilience — scenes that reveal the layered realities of urban life.

This portfolio represents an intuitive and observational approach. I aim to create images that are emotionally honest and visually grounded — moments suspended between light, space, and time. Whether through street photography, visual essays, or personal projects, my focus remains on human presence and lived experience.

As a photographer and human being, I stand firmly for the values of dignity, justice, and compassion. My work is rooted in empathy and a belief in the power of storytelling to shed light on people and perspectives often left in the margins. With Chaos of Light, I hope to offer not only a visual language, but also a reflective and ethical way of seeing.