Who I am
Photographer, filmmaker, and urban storyteller born in Algeria and based in Tokyo. I create street photography, cinematic travel films, and personal visual stories shaped by everyday life in Japan. My work blends movement, mood, and light exploring the contrast between neon lit city nights and quiet, traditional spaces while capturing identity, solitude, and the creative grind of building a life far from home.
What I do at EYExplore
I work as a photographer and guide, leading Photo Adventures around Tokyo and helping people connect with the city through street photography. I focus on real moments, storytelling, and creating meaningful experiences through the lens.
Where I explore
I spend a lot of time in Akihabara, drawn to its neon lights, electronics stores, narrow side streets, and constant movement. The mix of technology, energy, and late-night glow keeps pulling me back with my camera.
Why I love photography
Making images pushes me to go out, explore, and stay curious in the city I live in. Through photography, I create stories from adventure, discovering moments and experiences I would never find without a camera in my hand.
