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I’ve always been passionate about visual arts, whether it’s photography, painting, plastic arts, anything that evokes emotion through the visual sense. Naturally, I wanted to become an artist, and I began painting. The emotional impact is what drew me to arts but what eventually drew me to photography was my interest in people. Compared to painting, which was to me a solitary practice, the mood I was looking for in my photography brought me closer to the human experience. What inspires me to create is the need to be creating, I can't stop thinking about more pictures and more things to do. That's what's preventing me from stopping. I force myself to take some free time to myself, but I can't. I always have my notebook with me or I'm always typing ideas into my phone, most of the time they're all useless. I guess that the approach to the creative process is in the connection with the outside world and relationships with people. Basically, the way ...
