I'm drawn to cities for their energy, complexity, and beautiful messiness. My work focuses less on the architecture itself and more on the life that unfolds between buildings — the everyday moments, the quiet interactions, the sense of place.

Working primarily in black ink and charcoal, I sketch the places I’ve come to love: layered, lived-in, and full of character. My drawings are intentionally imperfect, echoing the textures and irregularities of real urban life. There's a stillness to the built environment, but the people who pass through — fleeting, often ghost-like — give these places their movement and their soul.