I’ve always been curious about people and their stories.

As a teenager, I discovered that a camera was much more than a tool for making pictures. It became my passport into other people’s worlds—a way to connect, to listen and to tell stories through images. Whether I’m developing the visual concept for a global campaign, directing a commercial or photographing a portrait, I’m always looking for the same thing: honest moments people connect with.

Over the past three decades, that curiosity has taken me from Zurich to Paris, New York, Los Angeles and now Mallorca. I spent twenty years in Los Angeles, where I founded and ran my own studio and production company while teaching photography and filmmaking at UCLA’s renowned Department of Design Media Arts. Along the way, I’ve collaborated with brands including Nike, Microsoft, Coca-Cola, Porsche and Procter & Gamble, and my work has received international recognition, including three Cannes Lions and three Gold Clios.

One thing has remained constant throughout my career: I’ve learned that every successful production starts with people feeling comfortable—both in front of and behind the camera. Creating a relaxed atmosphere is just as important as lighting, composition or technology.

Today, I work as a photographer, director, and creative partner—from the first idea to the final images. I enjoy being involved wherever I can contribute creatively and help bring a story to life.

Technology keeps changing. Curiosity doesn’t.

I’m simply grateful that I get to do what I love: meeting people and telling their stories.

Still curious.