I explore photography as a way to visually represent the hidden feelings and emotions associated with life events, especially those that affect women.
In my conceptual work, I stage images using my own person as the posed subject. I then employ double exposure techniques or add colour as metaphors for the inner conflict and the hidden self and as ways of layering or challenging meaning.
By inviting the viewer to explore these often unspoken issues, I aim to foster a better awareness and open discussion.
I hold an BA (Hons) Degree in Photography from the University of Creative Arts. My work has been exhibited in solo and group exhibitions.
