I’m a photographer working in the documentary mode, based in East London.

 

Photography is how I think — a way to observe, understand, and articulate the world around me.

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​I focus on long-form, multi-year projects, exploring different aesthetics as each subject demands.

 

My work examines public space: how it is shaped from the top down by political and financial forces, and continually reshaped from the ground up by individuals and communities. Across my projects, I record how people assert presence, make belief visible, and resist the pressures of the city.​

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Photography serves as a way to slow down and attend to the city’s pressures and contradictions, even amid its constant pull toward consumption and distraction.

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The self-portraits below show some of the spaces which I inhabit.