Projects are a way of staying with a place long enough to understand it, and to contribute to it.

I believe photography can support conservation, not just by raising awareness, but by actively helping the work behind it: documenting fragile ecosystems, supporting restoration efforts, and giving visibility to initiatives that protect nature. Over the years, I’ve worked closely with NGOs focused on conservation, and I’ve seen how images can become tools, helping projects communicate, attract support, and create long-term impact. This is why I focus on projects: they allow photography to go beyond observation and become part of something that helps nature endure.