ART RESEARCH

These collections are developed through personal experience,
visual research and psychoanalytic thinking.

They explore memory, projection, absence, repetition and the emotional
meanings that images can hold. Each project begins with a question
rather than a fixed answer, using photography, moving image and
installation as ways of thinking through inner experience.

ANALOG

ANALOGUE ARCHIVE

A collection of black-and-white and colour film photographs made across journeys, friendships, landscapes and everyday encounters. These images are kept as fragments of movement and attention: small records of places, people and moments that might otherwise fade. Working with film allows time, chance and material texture to remain part of the image.

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PERSONAL COLLECTIONS

Four visual collections developed through personal experience, psychoanalytic thinking and visual research. Each project approaches inner life through image-making: memory, desire, absence, repetition, fear and fantasy. Rather than illustrating these experiences directly, the works use photography and visual form to create spaces for association and interpretation.

PORTRAITS

CONCEPTUAL PORTRAITS

Portrait-based projects that use the face and body as sites of memory, projection and transformation. These works move beyond representation. Through photography, projection and moving image, the portrait becomes a space where inner experience, shared references and imagined narratives can appear.