Albums and Photoshoots

This collection explores the small and often overlooked forms of life that exist within our everyday surroundings. Through close-up photographs of insects, animals and plants, the series draws attention to the relationships that connect individual organisms within the natural environment.

This collection is an exploration of place, memory, nature and the traces people leave behind. The photographs move between two very different subjects: the natural environment and human-made spaces. Shooting everything in black and white brings them together and gives the collection a nostalgic, almost archival quality.

This collection feels much darker and more deliberately confrontational than previous collections. It uses the human body, mannequins, animal symbolism and constructed faces to explore the ways women have historically been objectified, controlled, categorised and reduced to something less than fully human.

The red nose is traditionally one of the most recognisable symbols of clowning. In these photographs, however, it becomes almost an obstruction.

Housewife is a conceptual photography series exploring the expectations, pressures and hidden realities attached to the traditional idea of the housewife. Through staged domestic imagery, exaggerated makeup, household objects and the human body, the series questions whether the home is always a place of comfort—or whether it can become a place of confinement, performance and silence.

The first collection is a men’s fashion lookbook, designed to showcase a broad range of clothing in a clean, accessible and contemporary way.

This collection explores the relationship between perception, environment and attention. Through a combination of photography, colour manipulation, fragmentation and abstraction, ordinary elements of the world are transformed into unfamiliar and considered compositions.

This study of crows and ravens against the shifting skies, An Unkindness, explores the darker, quieter beauty of these often-misunderstood birds. Captured in stark black and white, each image plays with silhouette, shadow and tangled branches, creating an atmosphere that feels both wild and watchful.