I am an environmentally concerned experimental photographer based in London who works with both analogue and digital mediums. Inspired by organic form, texture and abstraction, my practice explores the unpredictability and uncontrollability of nature, and often looks to find the beauty in destruction. Through my work, I present unseen perspectives of the natural world that offer viewers new ways of seeing and allow them to perceive the micro details within it that are usually invisible to the naked eye. As I work with materials that produce uncertain outcomes, creating each of my pieces is a process of trial and error, where fortunate strokes of serendipity are patiently awaited and errors are embraced. My latest pieces, which result from me searching for ways of working from home during the coronavirus pandemic, document my exploration into how traditional art supplies interact and chemically react with household substances.

Originally from the North West of England, I moved to London in 2017 to study a Bachelor of Arts in Illustration and Visual Media at the University of the Arts London. During my placement year, I completed an internship in downtown Los Angeles at The School of Light under the instruction of the photographer Andrew Hall, which is where my passion for cameraless photography was ignited.