These wallpapers are made from places that changed me.

Rio was wild and warm the light there felt alive, like it had its own rhythm. I shot most of it instinctively, chasing the sun between favelas and rooftops, trying to hold onto that feeling of being both lost and fully present.

Tokyo was the opposite. Cold, fast, distant. Everything felt precise, like the city had been designed to run without you. But somehow, in between the chaos, I found stillness. Small pockets of quiet that stayed with me.

New York always feels like motion. There’s a weight to the city the sound, the scale, the stories. It’s impossible to slow it down, so I stopped trying. I just started documenting what it feels like to exist inside something that never stops.

And then there’s Paris the place I grew up. Beautiful in a way I didn’t see until I left. These images are more personal. Less about the city, more about memory. Corners that hold stories. Light that reminds me who I was.

I edited every wallpaper with care not to make them look cool, but to stay close to how they felt. That’s how I approach all my work now. It’s not about making something perfect. It’s about keeping it real.

I’m sharing them for free because these frames don’t belong to me anymore.

Maybe one of them will bring you peace, or inspiration, or just a breath of something soft between all the noise.

Either way they’re yours now.