I think from my childhood, I always felt very distinguished from the reality of being as an observer, and the camera became the perfect correspondent between me and the world. When I was 20, it was the first time I moved to live abroad, far from family and friends. There I felt the irresistible need to capture the moments I found beautiful. So, I bought film camera on Ebay, and from this point, being new to the place, made it a bigger adventure. 

The best part of it, is that I don't estimate it as work, so I guess I never work.

It's the opposite of stability. But it could be the best part of it too.

Silent, Evocative, Ambiguous.

'Everything that happens to me, in me, is a part of the universe.'

The funny fact that it's a quote from the song of a 90's Russian pop band. But it touched me deeply and every time I evoke it, I don't feel lonely anymore. It kinda brings sense to everything which I loose sometimes.

It's completely chaotic and  intuitive:  I notice something aesthetically unique in a scene I see and I make a photo. 

I have two pictures of mine I made in Istanbul.  Both of them still make me gaze at them and fall into dream mood. My friend is also a photographer, so I have a chance to enjoy his work on my walls too.

The memory of myself, 4 years old, sitting next to the window and drawing faces with colourful pencils.

The thought about the unlimited amount of possibilities and ideas I can create visually.

This work was done at the period when I was living in Bangkok. This city was a new chapter in my photography path as it has its own vibes, certain lighting and colours that I found very alike with my mood.