Projects

Icene follows the River Itchen in Hampshire from its mouth at Weston Shore to its source near Hinton Ampner, exploring the ways in which humans have impacted the river. This project was shot over 12 weeks on a 5x4 film camera, the final product of the project was 6 20x24in mounted darkroom prints accompanied by a 5 meter long concertina book containing 25 images.

Frankenstein Flowers challenges the common perception of photography as 'truth' by creating a series of beautiful lies. My images, created using the vintage method of cyanotypes were created by piecing (or Frankensteining) together pieces of existing plants.

Family Album explores family relationships, memory and the passage of time through a series of self portraits recreating photographs of my own maternal family members from as early as 1940.

Finding the light is a series of macro self portraits exploring insecurities that I have learned to love. This project was very intimate and quite healing, helping me come to terms with the pieces of myself I can't change and framing them in a beautiful light.