This documentary follows families in Shenzhen raising children with autism. Funded by 广州悦尔公益基金, a China-based NGO, it forms part of the short documentary film 地上铁 and aims to shed light on the often-invisible struggles of everyday life — navigating therapy schedules, facing barriers in education, and coping with relentless routines.

A short documentary to celebrate the achievement of Victor Kibisu, a young man who grew up in Kibera and won a scholarship to do his master's in Data Science in Sydney, Australia.

Foundation of Hope is a youth-based organization residing in Kibera, the largest urban slum in Africa. Their objective is to empower children and transform the community for sustainable development. Every week they provide art and dancing classes, and shelter for people in need. They were kind enough to invite me to their center and help to promote their work.

I had the opportunity to shoot a video for Kazuri jewelry brand and learn about their amazing work. Using clay from Mount Kenya, all Kazuri jewelry is handcrafted by local women, providing employment to over forty single mothers.

Alex Shiel is a French guitar player living in Prague, his song is a light ballad about the city in the wind.

In a world where every step is watched, tracked, and catalogued, one person chooses to hide, to become a ghost, beyond the gaze of cameras and algorithms. When the world becomes absurd, the way to rebel is absurdism. As an anonymous aphorism states: 'If they own your body, become a ghost. If they own your mind, lose it.' Through the persistent gaze of surveillance, the video observes a wandering ghost navigating three environments: the modern cityscape, the wilderness, and ultimately, the confines of a home. Inspired by Maya Deren - Meshes of the Afternoon

I started this project to raise awareness for depression, and as a therapy for my friend Nicki. She is fighting with depression for the past few years and the project helped her to communicate her feelings towards her family, friends and society. In many countries depression is still not an open topic, or not treated as an illness. I would like to make people to think and talk about it, to have more and more open discussions. To give a focal point to know what is depression like. My idea for the project was to ask Nicki to paint on an empty white canvas, anything that comes to her mind, stream of consciousness, meanwhile she is talking about her illness and her feelings. I took photos during the painting process and recorded her voice. At the end I took pictures of her in front of the painted canvas. She mentioned many times that there is no exit from depression, I tried to create one for her.