Hailing from London, I have been shooting for around 5 years. I enjoy using photography to tell stories about people and places. I love Martin Parr’s work. The way he captures everyday life and documents culture and society. This led me to pick up a camera and explore photography. I then discovered and have been inspired by others, including Robert Capa, Robert Frank, Helen Levitt, Stephen McLaren and Dougie Wallace.
I later discovered aerial photography. It enabled me to bring a new dimension to my art – to see the world from different angles. I have been further inspired by Tugo Cheng, Stacy Garlington, Petra Leary and Sean Stalteri.
In 2022, my work was featured in a street photography exhibition at Fujifilm Gallery in London. That same year, I exhibited at the London Photo Show. I presented ‘Taxi!’ - a street photography project on London’s iconic Hackney carriage, its cabbies, and its passengers.
Through my art, I hope to explore the world in which we live and the human condition. Unpacking our individual and collective identities, telling stories about who we are. About our hopes and dreams, struggles and realities.
