Using gum bichromate printing and foraged pigments, the project explores the endangered Celtic rainforests of western Scotland as spaces of mythology, memory, perception,

An ongoing self-portrait series combining analogue paper negatives with ancient Roman sculpture to explore identity, performance, and the construction of self.

A contemporary still-life project exploring pears through personal ritual, symbolism, mythology, and the quiet poetry of ordinary objects.

Inspired by childhood memories of moving from Glasgow to rural Ayrshire, the work explores forests as spaces of mystery, imagination, and emotional memory.

Photographs exploring the fragile space between beauty and unease, where mist transforms familiar landscapes into places of uncertainty and imagination.

Photographed through rain-streaked windscreens and fading light, the work explores atmosphere, memory, and the emotional landscape of East Anglia.

By handing control of the camera to the subject, the work explores self-representation, performance, and the psychology of the selfie.

An intimate large-scale portrait exploring dementia and the gradual fragmentation of memory through layered gum bichromate printing.