I started modeling over ten years ago while in college. At the time, I was into sports and had a toned, athletic build that didn’t really fit the traditional "delicate" beauty standard in Vietnam. When a friend invited me to pose for my first fine art nude session, it completely changed how I saw myself—helping me appreciate my body for its natural lines, muscle, and quiet strength.
To me, modeling is a form of photo therapy and a way to connect with myself. Rather than commercial fashion, I focus on intimate, expressive work where the body and light tell the story—spanning fine art nude, boudoir, live figure modeling for painters and sculptors, and niche, experimental concepts.
How I Work
Whether I am holding a long pose in a quiet art studio for a figure drawing session or moving through light and shadow in front of a camera, I care most about presence and authenticity. Visually, I’m drawn to moody lighting, natural textures, and timeless, unretouched imagery.
I enjoy collaborating closely from the beginning to talk through mood, lighting, and unconventional ideas, just as much as I enjoy stepping into an artist's established vision. Above all, I value clear communication, clear boundaries, and mutual respect on set so we have a safe, comfortable space to create.
Outside the Studio
My stamina for long figure poses and physical control on set comes from consistent daily workouts, which has been part of my routine for years. When I’m not working with photographers or painters, I enjoy shooting self-portraits, exploring surreal and niche aesthetics, and curating unique wardrobe pieces and props for upcoming sessions.