I’m an experimental photographer who loves working with analogue photographic processes, often using broken cameras, out-of-date film and old photographic paper. I embrace any accidents or imperfections within the process, unusual colours, scratches, distortions and unexpected marks can all become part of the final image. For me, these imperfections give the photographs a sense of individuality and make each image an encounter with both the landscape and the material itself.
I’m inspired by the Suffolk coast and return there constantly to make new work. I’m drawn to its shifting light, weather, sea and skies, and to those fleeting moments when a familiar place becomes unexpectedly atmospheric or strange.
I am currently working on a project exploring landscape, memory, loss and how my lived experience of neurological imbalance and instability can be reflected within the physical landscape of the Suffolk coast. Each return reveals something slightly different, there is a constant reminder that both humans and nature have a shared fragility and vulnerability.
Awards:
Gomma Publishing Grant Finalist - 2026 FotoSlovo - Honorable Mention - 2026 First Site Bursary Award - 2025 Lens Culture Critics Award - 2025 Richard and Siobhán Coward Foundation Award 2024 Oppenheim-John Downes Memorial 2023





