My work is an evolution of my architectural background, bridging the gap between permanent structures and fleeting motion. Through a study of biomimicry, I use sculptural lighting to translate human movement into forms that echo botanical structures. This series, Soft Structures, seeks to find the "structural logic" within the organic, treating the human body as a living scaffold. By applying the precision of an architect to the fluidity of photography, I document the tension between the built environment and the natural world. My goal is to create images that feel engineered yet ethereal, providing a permanent record of moments that are inherently transitory.