Collections
My work explores reconnection with the natural world — finding beauty in the overlooked and fragile. Using handheld flash, ambient light, and motion, I embrace imperfections to reveal nature’s unfiltered presence and emotional depth.
The work unfolds through long-term photographic collections, including House of Butterflies (ongoing), Absolute Beginner (foundational work), and Limestone (developed in collaboration with scientists), with human stories emerging when inspired in projects such as London Zoom and Groove into Spring.
A long-term photography project documenting butterflies, bees, and wild meadows in Slovenia, exploring habitat, fragility, and ecological change.
A fine art photography series exploring flowers as presence and performance, captured at Great Dixter using flash, motion, and ambient light.
A photographic series documenting rare limestone pavements in northern England, created with scientists to explore fragile ecosystems and time.
An experimental fine art photography series using motion and light to explore spring flowers, colour, and natural rhythm.
A fine art photography series exploring London as a site of collision — movement, identity, and raw human presence captured through blur, flash, and instinct.
Groove into Spring is a fine art photography series documenting dance and human presence at the shoreline.
A fine art photography series exploring memory, childhood, and time through the ocean, balancing joy, loss, and quiet unease.
A fine art photography series exploring heat, fragility, and loss, where plants, insects, and air dissolve into one another.
Absolute Beginner is a fine art photography series exploring nature in transition, using handheld flash and motion to reflect fragility, loss, and renewal.