Objects that speak
the charm of spontaneous still life
In my work, still life photography stems from encounters with objects that carry a story: pieces found in flea markets, forgotten treasures, tools worn down by time, details that deserve a closer look.
I am not looking for the glossy perfection of the studio, but the authenticity of what has been lived. Every object becomes a character, every texture a memory, every imperfection a narrative value. Photographing them means giving voice to what often goes unnoticed, transforming everyday simplicity into a visual story that combines aesthetics, memory, and curiosity
STILL LIFE
Gallery
There are no blog posts for this category...
Food, matter, and atmosphere
conveying taste through light
When I photograph culinary products, my goal is to evoke taste through precise technical choices. I work with natural light to enhance colors, volumes, and details, seeking a balance between spontaneity and composition.
Whether it's an artisanal dessert, a traditional dish, or ingredients gathered at the market, each shot becomes an invitation to slow down and observe.
The selection of the lens and aperture becomes a narrative choice, and post-production also plays a fundamental role: color calibration, the balance of warm and cool tones, and contrast management influence the perception of flavor, making the image capable of stimulating real sensations, transforming taste into image and image into emotion.
