Thank you for visiting my website. It features a selection of photographs from my travels across 7 continents and more than 150 countries.

At 19, I began traveling solo around the world. Over the years, I lived in different countries and spent extended periods in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. My curiosity about people and cultures led me to pursue a degree in Anthropology at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), followed by a Master of Science in Psychological Science from the University of Limerick, Ireland.

In my twenties, I traveled to remote parts of Yemen, Somalia, Pakistan, Iran, Iraq, Mali, Sierra Leone, and Afghanistan. During my time in Afghanistan and Pakistan, I began recording interviews with people who had fled the Taliban.

In the coming months, I will publish a selection of interviews conducted over the years, including conversations with Chum Mey, survivor of the Cambodian genocide; human rights activists such as Verónica Cruz Sánchez; animal rights advocates; scientists; and indigenous communities around the world.