This page brings together my artistic practice in photography and collage. Both explore how small gestures and careful choices can subtly alter the way images speak.
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collage art
I’m drawn to the quiet magic of antique materials.
Working with photographs and postcards from the late 19th and early 20th century, I explore how images carry memory, identity and time within them. Through minimal interventions (often a single cut or the meeting of two images) new meanings emerge.
Working in series, the collages create connections between past and present, personal and collective experience. The female gaze runs subtly through most of the work.
The images invite the viewer to slow down and enter some sort of common visual memory.
photographic art
I use photography as a drawing tool.
It allows me to compose images with precision, shaping a world that feels real, yet slightly adjusted. My photographs present an embellished reality—carefully constructed, balanced, and deliberately still. Colour, light, and form are held in quiet harmony, creating spaces that sit between fiction and the familiar. Although many of these works are made while travelling, they are not documentary. They do not describe places, nor do they tell stories. The titles refer to reality, recalling photography’s role as a witness—but the images take the viewer elsewhere.
There is no message to decode. Isn’t that a challenge?
