To him, the street is not a backdrop but “a living, breathing character that can be studied but never fully understood”. He often works with light, shadow, and geometry, but treats them as momentary guides toward an underlying emotion rather than the subject itself. Before a shoot, he spends days observing a place, walking, and engaging with people there. He has said his aim is to leave the viewer with “an impression, not an explanation”.¹

His photographs have appeared on platforms including Street Photographers International, the Street Photography Foundation, Eyeshot, Life is Street, and İFSAK. He appeared as a guest photographer across three episodes of TRT2's culture and arts documentary Bir Kare Bir Anlam (One Frame, One Meaning), and has spoken at events hosted by Fujifilm Turkey.¹ His limited-edition prints include Glance and End Of Story, each issued in signed editions of around fifty.⁴ In April 2025 he released Echo Hold, a one-of-one digital work on objkt on Tezos.² In July 2026, End Of Story was auctioned through Transient Labs.³