MIS Art Photography

MIS Art Photography Fine Art Photography Beauty, Elegance, Strength

Some words stay with you.I was deeply touched to receive this reflection from Emily Breakell, Assistant Manager at The B...
03/09/2026

Some words stay with you.

I was deeply touched to receive this reflection from Emily Breakell, Assistant Manager at The Brick Lane Gallery in London, about The Death of a Flower:

“From its vibrant bloom to its gradual fading, beautifully captures the essence of life and its inevitable passage. It’s a poignant reflection on the fleeting nature of beauty and existence, and the contrast between vitality and decay is portrayed with such sensitivity.”

This is exactly what I hoped to explore through this series.

We often associate beauty with what is at its peak—the moment when a flower is fully open, vibrant, alive.

But a flower does not stop being beautiful when it begins to fade.

Its beauty changes.

This project was my way of slowing down enough to witness every stage: the anticipation of opening, the fullness of bloom, the gradual surrender, and finally, the last petal.

Because nothing stays.

And perhaps that is precisely what makes each moment worth seeing.

Thank you, Emily, for seeing this work so deeply. 🤍

What do you think—can something become more beautiful precisely because we know it won’t last?

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02/09/2026

We are often taught to look for beauty at its peak.

When everything is blooming.
When everything is at its fullest.
When everything feels alive.

But what if beauty was never meant to be found in just one moment?

For this project, I wanted to witness the entire life of a flower—from the first signs of opening to the moment its last petal falls.

And somewhere along the way, I realized:

The bud is beautiful.
The blossom is beautiful.
The fading is beautiful.
Even the ending has something to say.

Nothing about the flower needed to last forever to be meaningful.

Perhaps we could look at ourselves the same way.

Not only celebrating who we are when we are thriving,
but learning to see beauty in every version of ourselves along the way.

The Death of a Flower is a reminder to be present for the becoming, the blooming, and the letting go. 🌿

Which moment would you find most beautiful—the beginning, the bloom, or the end?

Fine Art Prints, made to be kept.Every photograph is printed as a limited edition on Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl 285 g/m² —...
27/08/2026

Fine Art Prints, made to be kept.

Every photograph is printed as a limited edition on Hahnemühle FineArt Pearl 285 g/m² — a museum-quality, acid-free fine art paper with a distinctive pearl-like finish.

Printed with pigmented archival inks, the artwork is light-stable and designed for a longevity of over 75 years when properly cared for.

But a fine art print is more than the paper and ink.

Each photograph is part of a limited edition of only 5 prints per size.

Every print is:
🌸 Stamped
🌸 Numbered
🌸 Hand-signed by the artist
🌸 Accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity
🌸 Carefully prepared with a pair of cotton gloves for handling

Because when you bring one of my photographs into your home,
you’re not simply buying a print.

You’re bringing home a piece with a story, made to last. 🤍

Prints from The Petal of Your Skin collection available, comment the word “Petal” for more information

Maybe “chic” isn’t about having the perfect things.Maybe it’s about the way you see.Finding beauty in the uncomfortable....
26/08/2026

Maybe “chic” isn’t about having the perfect things.

Maybe it’s about the way you see.

Finding beauty in the uncomfortable.
Making space for vulnerability.
Looking at yourself with a little more kindness.
And choosing art that makes you feel something.

That’s my kind of chic. 🤍

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25/08/2026

Maybe home was never really a place.

Maybe it’s a feeling.
A presence.
A quiet moment when you realize you’re exactly where you’re meant to be.

After moving through different countries and constantly having to redefine what “home” meant to me, I’ve learned that the place matters less than who—and what—we share it with.

Sometimes, home is simply a wagging tail,
a familiar presence,
and the feeling of being loved without having to say a word. 🐾🤍

What makes a place feel like home to you?

What if discovering art could feel more personal?I created The Soft Gaze as a space to come closer—not only to my work, ...
20/08/2026

What if discovering art could feel more personal?

I created The Soft Gaze as a space to come closer—not only to my work, but to the stories, emotions, and intentions behind it.

As a member, you’ll receive four special experiences:

🌸 An interactive Art Selection Guide Quiz
🌸 Early access to new works and collections
🌸 A personalized consultation with me
🌸 Exclusive Behind the Lens content

Because choosing art isn’t only about finding something beautiful.

It’s about finding something that speaks to you.

Something that belongs in your space.

Something that becomes part of your story.

If you’d like to experience my work from a little closer, The Soft Gaze is waiting for you.

✨ Join through the ink in my bio

It wasn’t about time passing.It was about learning to let time slow down.To notice the seconds between one moment and th...
19/08/2026

It wasn’t about time passing.

It was about learning to let time slow down.

To notice the seconds between one moment and the next.

The light moving across a room.

A flower opening.

A breath.

A glance.

Those little moments when everything seems to freeze for just a second...

And you realize you are here.

Present.

Alive.

Maybe we spend too much of our lives waiting for the next moment, without realizing that life is happening in the in-between.

Time taught me that I don’t need to hold onto every moment.

I only need to be present enough to feel it.

🌸 Slow down.

The moment you’re looking for might already be here.

18/08/2026

Forgive yourself for what you didn’t know then.

You were doing the best you could with what you had.

Some lessons only come with time.

Be gentle with the person you were becoming. 🌸

Comment 🤍 if you agree

What if your greatest wound became the way you learned to see beauty?For years, anxiety and insecurity shaped the way I ...
12/08/2026

What if your greatest wound became the way you learned to see beauty?

For years, anxiety and insecurity shaped the way I experienced the world. They made me feel small, disconnected, and afraid of being seen. But somewhere along that journey, I picked up a camera—and everything began to change.

Photography became more than a creative practice; it became a way of understanding myself. Through self-portraiture, the human body, and nature, I found a language for emotions that words could never fully express.

Today, my work is rooted in that experience. I create symbolic images that explore vulnerability, transformation, and the quiet beauty that can emerge from even our darkest moments.

Because sometimes, healing doesn’t begin when the pain disappears—it begins when we choose to look at it differently.

✍️ What has changed the way you see yourself? Comment below, I would love to hear

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¿Y si tu herida más profunda fuera la que te enseñó a ver la belleza?

Durante años, la ansiedad y la inseguridad moldearon la forma en que vivía el mundo. Me hacían sentir pequeña, desconectada y con miedo de ser vista. Pero, en algún momento de ese camino, tomé una cámara y todo empezó a cambiar.

La fotografía dejó de ser solo una práctica creativa para convertirse en una forma de comprenderme. A través del autorretrato, el cuerpo y la naturaleza, encontré un lenguaje para emociones que las palabras nunca pudieron expresar por completo.

Hoy, mi trabajo nace de esa experiencia. Creo imágenes simbólicas que exploran la vulnerabilidad, la transformación y la belleza silenciosa que puede surgir incluso en nuestros momentos más oscuros.

Porque, a veces, la sanación no comienza cuando el dolor desaparece, sino cuando decidimos mirarlo de otra manera.

✍️ ¿Qué cambió la forma en que te ves a ti mismo/a?
Escribe en los comentarios, me encantaría leerlos

09/08/2026

Not everything that is beautiful feels easy to look at.

Some beauty asks for presence.
For stillness.
For a different kind of gaze.

My work lives there—
in the space between what we feel
and what we don’t always know how to name.

It’s not about escaping the difficult parts.
It’s about seeing them with softness.

And maybe,
recognizing a part of yourself in them.

If you feel connected to this, comment the word “Petal” and recieve the full catalogue of the collection ✨

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No todo lo bello es fácil de contemplar.

Algunas bellezas exigen presencia.

Serenidad.

Una mirada diferente.

Mi trabajo reside ahí:
en el espacio entre lo que sentimos
y lo que no siempre sabemos cómo nombrar.

No se trata de escapar de las partes difíciles.

Se trata de verlas con delicadeza.

Y tal vez,
reconocer una parte de ti en ellas.

Si te sientes identificado/a, comenta la palabra «Pétalo» y recibe el catálogo completo de la colección ✨

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