Photography is more than just making images—it’s a way to connect, to listen, and to tell stories that matter.
With a background in architectural photography and MA training in documentary practice, I combine clean visuals with deep sensitivity to storytelling.
My work uses photography as a tool to surface what often remains unspoken and to reveal hidden contexts.
I approach every story with care—whether it’s a brand, campaign, or grassroots project. Collaborating with other creatives, I craft honest, layered content designed for meaningful social engagement.
Holding what’s hard to name
Through collaborative projects, I explore how trauma — historical, inherited, and lived — moves through bodies, cities, and collective memory, and how image-making can hold space for healing and connection.
some featured projects
I seek the often unheard voices in every project.
Project: Gas from trash, City Of Cape Town / News24
I approach each project with care and deep respect for what lies beneath the surface.
Every story—whether of a person, plant, landscape, or place—holds layered history, context, and complexity.
A succulent story
in collaboration with Kew Gardens
Unearthing the roots — examining the colonial legacies of botanical extraction, plant ownership, and narrative control.
This project investigates how the resilience of succulents can offer insights into healing from historical and cellular trauma.
St james picadilly
A commission by this famous historical landmark built by Sir Christopher Wren in the 1680s, exploring its architecture, spirituality, arts, and inclusivity; making it a unique space for diversity and acceptance in central London.
