My journey as a director and writer for short films began in 2018 with my very first film, An Autumn Story - Bach in G Minor. This project marked an important milestone for me not only was it my first published short film, but it was also entirely created and directed by me. It set the foundation for a deeply personal artistic path where music and storytelling became inseparable.

From there, I continued developing a series of short films including Vivaldi Winter, Palladio, and Howl’s Moving Castle. Each of these works explores a central theme that has remained constant throughout my creative journey: a profound and almost instinctive connection to the piano.

In all of my films, the piano is more than an instrument it is a lifeline, a voice, and a refuge. Each story reflects different emotional landscapes and life scenarios, yet they all share one unifying idea: the piano has the power to guide me through anything. Whether it is uncertainty, intensity, or transformation, the music becomes a way forward a form of expression when words are not enough.

Visually and emotionally, my films aim to translate the inner experience of music into a cinematic language. They are not just performances, but narratives of resilience, identity, and connection.

Looking ahead, my next projects will take this vision even further. I will be creating new short films based on my own original compositions, allowing the storytelling and the music to emerge from the same source. This next chapter feels like a natural evolution bringing together my voice as a composer, pianist, writer, and director into one unified artistic expression.