I love photography because it allows me to be in contact with children and their imagination, innocence, and spontaneity. It allows me to reconnect with my inner child and go back to playing and believing in magic. I love portraying childhood in an artistic way and sharing my art with the world, it is my means of expressing myself to show what is inside me. 

When I was a child I really liked reading books. I had a lot of imagination and I loved to play outside and be in contact with animals. I use my childhood memories as an inspiration when I take my photos.

I like to plan every detail prior to a photo session. I search for dreamy locations with beautiful light, I choose the style and colors of the clothing, I think of every photo as if it were the cover of a book and try to plan every detail in advance. I make a guide with every step of my photo shooting.

A photo session usually lasts about an hour. I usually take between 100 and 200 photos. Among them, I select about 8-10 photographs to edit. My editing process for each photo can take between 15 to 60 minutes.

I love to work with my family. We travel together looking for magical spots. My girls love to be in contact with animals and nature. My husband helps me set up backstage or handle the animals.

I think the key to developing a unique style of photography is to search inside you and use your voice to talk about the things that make you feel alive, the things you love, and about what makes you unique. It’s is difficult to create on a daily basis. To be considered sometimes a content creator instead of an artist.

Creative blocks are part of the road as a creative artist. It is impossible to be always inspired. I know creative blocks will appear and I’m ready to embrace them. In those moments it’s a good idea to take some time off and make things that are not in relation to photography like reading, walking, and spending quality time with friends and family. There are also a lot of photographers that inspire me, like Mariola Glajcar, Lindsey Adler, Iwona Podlasinska, Elena Shumilova.

My dream would be for my photographic work to allow me to travel with my family around the world in search of magical places and to create stylized sessions in each place. Then I would love to publish a book about those photos.

In addition to loving taking pictures, I am passionate about sharing everything I learned in these years. I wish I could continue traveling to teach other photographers about my path in photography.