All my creative work is moved by bare instinct.
In try to live in the moment. This is why street photography is congenial to me.
Yet it does not at all exclude what Cartier-Bresson called geometry. By organizing a space, we fill it with rhythm and metaphors. This is the great pleasure of creation: in a very short period of time you have to make a decision, define your priorities. This time-span is infinitesimal, and the shorter it is, the more honest the photograph is.
At some point you realize that you don’t choose the photograph, it chooses you. You merge with reality. And you must submit to harmony, if you want to master it.
I am interested in being in a state of search …
You never know anything in advance, and that’s the quintessence of creative work in photography as well as in ordinary life.
Photography is a sort of concentrated behavioural model. Thanks to the process of photographing, you are more observant and fearless in your experiments in real life as well. Those who have experienced it once will never give up that way of life.