Spatial Studies & Visual Work
A series of studies on how architecture is read through image.
From construction phases and empty interiors to completed buildings, hotels, restaurants, and cultural spaces, each project investigates a different moment in the life of a space.
Photography, post-production, and digital staging are used not as effects, but as tools to clarify spatial structure, reinforce composition, and reveal the underlying order of each environment.
From Construction to Order
A construction-phase office space in Vienna is reinterpreted as a completed architectural environment through controlled composition, framing and post-production refinement. The original spatial conditions remain unchanged, yet the visual approach reorganizes how the space is perceived, revealing an underlying architectural order that is not immediately legible in its raw state.
Sea-View Villa - Spatial Atmosphere Study
A coastal residence in Greece reinterpreted through interior staging to emphasize spatial calmness, material coherence and visual continuity with the surrounding landscape. The intervention focuses on the transition between empty architectural shell and inhabited spatial experience, where light, furniture placement and compositional balance define the perception of the environment.