Eyes of the Wild is a long-form visual project built around time spent in the field.

I document wildlife, remote landscapes, and expedition-based work by staying present — often longer than the moment suggests.

The work is shaped by real conditions: distance, weather, access, and uncertainty. Nothing is staged. Nothing is rushed. What appears is earned.

Alongside films, selected moments are released as limited-edition photographic prints—each tied to the process and place where it was made.

The project occasionally intersects with collaborations that value authenticity, restraint, and real presence in the field.