- Tell us a little about your background – what path led you to becoming a photographer, and to doing what you’re doing today?

I have always been creative, as a child I drew a lot, around the age of 12 I got a camera with which I took my first pictures, up to this day I still take pictures with that same camera.

Eventually I went to study photography at the Karel de Grote Hogeschool in Antwerp

During my summer vacations I always went to Greece, I also photographed there constantly, first it was buses, boats, sea views etc. I felt a huge match with the "Mediterranean" aspect. I always try to reflect this in my work.

After photographing the local environment, I started photographing people, I invited benevolent models, dancers, athletes to photograph in my garden. I created an open-air studio, I was fascinated by the southern daylight.

- What have been one or two favourite recent projects or commissions?

I am currently working on a new series, “cricket series” (crickets) when I shoot outside in nature in Greece I always hear the crickets in the background, it gives a kind of peace, I want my photos to radiate that same peace. When this series is finished I hope to play the sound of the crickets, it seems like a nice experience for the viewer while my images are viewed.

- How would you describe your work?

I would describe my work as classic, calm, timeless

- Which camera and lenses do you use?

I don't have a fixed camera, I have a whole range of analog cameras, each camera gives an extra style to the photo, depending on what I'm shooting I choose my camera.

- What would be your dream creative project?

my dream photo would be a portrait of Nana Mouskouri