Alexander bridges digital and analog photography, integrating modern SLR cameras with vintage and self-constructed lenses.
His images live in blur, aperture quirks, and chance reflections. Imperfection becomes a strategy: instability and material trace stay visible, intuition takes the lead. The result is a visual language that resists perfection.
A self-taught artist, he uses lenses that fail more often than they work. He counts that as a feature. A long-standing meditation practice taught him something similar: to sit with things far longer than seems necessary. What lands on the sensor never quite settles into a single moment, hinting at a reality beyond the material world.
