we_the_love

We_The_Love began with curiosity, the urge to archive memories, and a film camera-and it remains my visual diary, reflecting the people, energy, and life around me. Its activity naturally ebbs and flows with the rhythm of my own life. to share, connect, and express.

Over time, it resonated far beyond my expectations, inspiring young people in Georgia to pick up cameras, start their own projects, and share their inner worlds. In that way, We_The_Love became a mirror, giving people permission to express, explore, and connect-and its influence continues to grow in ways that excite me every day.

,,Photography has always been psychological for me. A portrait isn’t just light and shadow - it’s energy, it’s subconscious. We_The_Love lives at the
intersection of the visual and the mental.”

It’s instinct, but instinct tied to emotion. With strangers, I sense immediately if someone carries something rare-sometimes my lens mirrors back their
strength, sometimes it’s what gives them the confidence to step into their own
light.

With friends, family, or people I return to again and again, it’s the same pull: the moment or the energy moves me first, and the narrative reveals itself later. The
choice is always immediate, like recognition.