My work explores the beauty of everyday life through the interplay of materiality and space. Using photography and installation, I document spatial interventions, moments where objects, structures, and environments interact to reveal hidden narratives and challenge perceptions of value and purpose. This exploration began during my Fine Art studies at Winchester School of Art, where I investigated how materials can reshape physical and conceptual space. During my Masters at the University for the Creative Arts, I expanded this focus to explore the social, economic, and environmental impact of production and consumption. My research examined systems of value, archaeology, and display modes related to space and landscape. Currently, my practice revolves around documenting these interactions, often revealing absurd or overlooked moments to reveal the humorous interactions that usually go unnoticed. By capturing these spatial interventions, I encourage viewers to reconsider the mundane and engage with the delicate balance between the natural and man-made worlds.
