Curious by nature, always learning, and endlessly inspired by the small details that connect us to something bigger.

Photography helped me slow down long enough to notice what I’d been missing: the quiet beauty in rain droplets clinging to a leaf, the soft whisper of wind through shifting leaves, the busy buzzing of bugs going about their day. Photography is what led me back to nature, and it’s what helps me protect it now.

Through Eco-Sam, I create art that brings the wild back into everyday spaces and reminds us that caring doesn’t have to be complicated. It’s simply what happens when we start paying attention.

My approach is simple.

I always knew I wanted to do something more for the environment. Something real.

Over the past few months, I’ve watched thousands of acres of jungle near my home disappear. Cleared for development, farming, or quick profits, it’s devastating to see how easily wild land can be sold off — how quickly the homes of countless animals can be wiped away. I think about the birds nesting, the foxes burrowed deep, the quiet lives unfolding in those trees when the bulldozers come through. So I started asking a different question: instead of my pleas for the land falling on deaf ears, what if I just bought land to keep it wild?

That’s where The Wild Land Project began — a long-term mission to protect at-risk habitats by purchasing land and keeping it in its natural state. Every print I sell helps fund those efforts, turning creativity into conservation and art into action.