A few days before the opening event, I was contacted by OMA New York to document the completion of the renovation of the Tokyo Edo Museum in Tokyo. The assignment included both architectural photography and video production, covering the project itself as well as the official opening event.

The objective was twofold: to create a visual record of the completed architecture before public access and to capture the opening ceremony attended by project stakeholders, architects, and public officials, including the Governor of Tokyo. Given the limited timeframe and the communication requirements surrounding the launch, the project required careful preparation and a fast production schedule.

As a video director and architectural photographer, I was responsible for documenting the architecture while overseeing the overall visual coverage of the event throughout the day.

Expo 2025 Osaka became a large part of my work throughout 2025, leading to several photography and filmmaking commissions for different clients and 4 pavilions across the site.

Being able to work inside the Expo before its public opening was such unique experience. Spending more than a week immersed in this massive international event provided a rare opportunity to witness the final stages of construction, installation, and preparation before visitors would eventually walk through the gates.

Those projects also offered an opportunity to work on a larger scale than many of my previous assignments, managing several commissions simultaneously while balancing different creative visions, production schedules, and client expectations.