Today, photography is his true passion. His journey began at the age of 17, when he owned only a digital camera. By the age of 19, he had started using a professional camera and began pursuing photography more seriously. This medium allows him to bring his imagination to life through images. From the moment he first owned a personal computer at the age of six, to his visits to renowned art galleries in cities such as Munich, Germany, Adrian was exposed to the works of some of the greatest artists of all time, including Picasso, Kandinsky, and Leonardo da Vinci. These experiences deeply influenced his imagination and creativity. 

His first major Fine Art concept, “Life Inside a Lightbulb”, marked his entry into the world of Fine Art photography, aiming to bring something new by refining personal photographs through imaginative visual storytelling. He shared his work on social networks, where many online portals, as well as printed and electronic media, began publishing his images. Encouraged by the strong public interest in his ideas, he opened his personal blog, where he continuously published his latest work, reaching a wide audience impressed by the imagination conveyed through his photographs. 

A significant milestone in his career was his first interview with Photography Monthly, the prestigious British magazine, which highly praised his lightbulb exhibition concept. Shortly afterwards, one of the United Kingdom’s largest newspapers, Daily Mail, published a dedicated article about his work. Today, Adrian’s photographs have been featured in numerous international portals and world-renowned media outlets, including CNN, BBC, and RTL; British newspapers such as The Sun, Mirror, and Telegraph; Australian newspapers The Times and The Australian; National Geographic China; Bild; La Repubblica; and magazines such as N-Photo, Practical Photoshop, and Photography Monthly. 

Some of his most well-known collections include “Moon Game”, “Dreamy World”, and “Silhouette”. In October 2014, he was awarded the Gold Medal of Excellence in the Experimental category at an international competition held in Linz, Austria, where he presented, for the first time, the development of photography in Albania on a global competition stage. In addition to this, Adrian has won several international awards, including Photographer of the Year at the 1839 Awards in New York in 2025, further cementing his position in the international photography scene. 

Today, Adrian’s work can be found on numerous photography platforms and blogs and is evaluated among the finest images worldwide. To date, he has held two solo exhibitions: one in April 2013 in Tirana and another in February 2016 in Zurich.