Mark is a documentary photographer based near London, UK.  In a media landscape saturated with images of crisis and collapse, his long-term projects find the places and people quietly repairing the world or building their communities. His photography focuses on their responses and solutions. 

His path to photography is unconventional. He began with engineering, then researched complex ecosystems developing multi-perspective methods for understanding how interdependent systems work.  

Mark’s recent projects reflect that method: Unbroken is a long-term exploration of the repair and reuse economy - photographed across the UK, Cuba, Ghana, Sweden, and Finland - which culminated in a photobook distributed to UK politicians and councils advocating better rights for repair.  Entangled is an investigation into the resilience of Europe’s remaining national enclaves: a multi-layered documentary exploring the geographies, symbols, and quiet absurdities of territories that fall along and astride borders; and yet succeed.

His work has been published in the Observer and i newspapers, BBC News, La Repubblica, Zeke and exhibited at festivals and galleries across the UK, Italy, Netherlands, and USA, including Sony World Photography Awards, Siena and PhotoVille.