This practice is based in fine art, concerned with people and place. There is a psychological and environmental underpinning, often creating prompts that might shift perceptions of time and space and question societal structures by making interchanges to real places. Themes, methods and techniques have emerged, adapted and developed from project to project, creating a certain consistency within this fairly ethereal body of work. Photography, drawing and writing help form a baseline to durational pieces that live and test the theory.
Click on the time frames below to see grouped works, then on the individual images for more detail: