My creative practice is shaped by observation, movement, and a curiosity about how people inhabit cultural and natural spaces. Photography allows me to respond to moments as they unfold, whether I am documenting a performance, walking through a city, travelling, or observing the quieter details of everyday life.

I am particularly interested in the relationship between documentary photography and more experimental image-making. While much of my work begins with the act of noticing, I also enjoy exploring abstraction, atmosphere, and the visual possibilities of both analogue and digital processes. Stage and performance photography have taught me to work with light, gesture, timing, and emotion, while street, travel, and nature photography allow me to remain attentive to chance encounters and changing environments.

Across my practice, I am drawn to images that hold a sense of life, presence, and cultural connection.