Originally from London, I now live in Minneapolis and use traditional photographic processes to tell new stories about the landscapes of my adoptive country, using these terrains as jumping-off points for asking questions about human experience. I am mostly drawn to dark environments to describe landscapes that are more metaphorical than topographical, printed dark to obscure detail. Craft is integral to my work, and I use handmade printing processes to make photographs that are equal parts image and artifact.
My work has been widely exhibited across the US and UK, I am a five-time recipient of fellowships from the Minnesota State Arts Board, and I was awarded a place in the Minnesota Center for Book Arts/Jerome Foundation mentorship program. I teach workshops at the Highpoint Center for Printmaking and the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.
