I am a Cambridge based multidisciplinary photographer. My practice spans across fashion, portraiture, still life and documentary photography, often drawing from personal experiences to form my work. My images are rooted in observation, creativity and finding meaning in the ordinary.
I am currently interested in how everyday objects and environments can carry emotional weight and narrative, forming inspiration for my final major project.
Where Walls Grow Warm is a photographic exploration of what defines a home. Drawing inspiration from a recent house move and a local housing development, this project explores the emotional and physical layers that shape our sense of belonging.
The series contrasts impersonal construction sites, with intimate lived-in spaces and still-life arrangements, highlighting the quiet transformation of empty spaces into homes filled with warmth, identity and life.