"Look up!" Photograph

The most beautiful pieces of art are created by life itself—in fleeting fractions of a second that often pass us by unnoticed. My work begins in exactly those moments.
I do not see myself as a creator forcing a subject into a frame, but rather as an observer. With my camera, I simply follow the intuition of the moment. I press the shutter without knowing the exact outcome. It is an act of trust in the here and now.

To me, 'tracing' means having a soft, engaging interest in the world around me and paying attention to the artful moments life creates and looking at them differently—enabling me to find the art and deeper, and often different, meaning they leave behind.

The true gift reveals itself only in hindsight, far away from the shutter button. When I look at the frames later, the act of tracing continues. I discover an unexpected beauty—one that my eyes couldn't fully grasp in the rush of the moment. A fortunate coincidence, a perfect interplay of light and time, an echo of life.

In the quiet of the aftermath, these captured moments begin to shift. They expand, taking on a deeper, sometimes entirely different meaning than they had when they occurred.
Tracing Moments of Art is the pursuit of this hidden poetry. It is an invitation to pause, to sharpen our perception, and to wonder at the small, accidental masterpieces that surround us every single day.

Presenting my photography had been at the back of my mind for a long time. It was an invitation to taking pictures of my nephew's newborn baby that gave me the impetus to compose my portfolio. 

I am living and working in the Swiss countryside close to Zurich.