My photographs focus on solutions. In a media landscape saturated with images of crisis and collapse, my long-term documentary projects find the people quietly repairing the world or their communities— and make their work visible.

My path to photography is unconventional. I began with engineering, then spent time researching innovation and social ecosystems, developing multi-perspective frameworks for understanding how complex, interdependent systems work. My projects are: layered, cross-geographical, and sustained over time.  

My recent projects reflect that method directly. 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 campaign book distributed to over 260 UK councils and local authorities. Unbound is an ongoing investigation into the resilience of Europe’s remaining national enclaves: a multi-layered documentary exploring the geographies, identities, and quiet absurdities of territories that fall between borders.

My work has been published in the Observer, BBC News, The Big Issue, La Repubblica, Zeke, and the i newspaper, and exhibited at festivals and galleries across the UK, Italy, the Netherlands, and the USA — including Photoville in Brooklyn. 

I am available for editorial commissions, collaborative projects, and partnerships with organisations working at the intersection of environment, society, and systemic change.