I work from Reșița, a non-metropolitan geographic space that consciously shapes my perspective on the image and on contemporary visual production.
My practice starts from photography, but develops through digital intervention and generative systems. For me, the image is no longer a result — it is a process.
"I am not only interested in how an image looks, but in what it means."
My works develop at the boundary between photography, generated image, and visual construction — a space where memory, fiction, and algorithm converge. I am interested in the image as process, not as product.
My research focuses on the status of the image in the post-photographic era and on redefining the role of the author in the context of artificial intelligence. I am the author of From Real to Augmented. The Visual Artist in the Post-Photographic Era (2026).

In my pedagogical activity, I pursue the development of a critical understanding of the image, beyond technique. The courses combine photographic practice with visual analysis and theoretical reflection.
I teach photographic art, image analysis, and digital image editing at the "Ion Românu" Popular School of Arts and Crafts in Reșița, within the Caraș-Severin Centre for Culture and Art.