Structural Camouflage explores relationships between order and disruption through colour, pattern, repetition, and organic form. Beginning with highly controlled geometric systems, the series gradually shifts as irregular structures, layered surfaces, and organic forms interrupt and eventually replace the underlying grid. Across the series, structure functions both as an organizing device and as something to be challenged, obscured, and transformed.
Structural Camouflage
Shot entirely through physical glass objects this series explores philosophical perspectivism through macro lens based photography. This body of work establishes an analogue methodology for bending light, demonstrating how the physical properties of an intervening lens or filter fundamentally alter, fragment, and construct perceived reality.
Filtered Reality
Altered Perspectives explores the intersection of spatial mapping, liminal environments, and cognitive processing. Through spherical photography the collection redefines traditional horizons to examine how we navigate, perceive, and inhabit space.
Altered Perspectives
A series of performative studio self-portraits exploring the physical weight of social masking. Shot using long-exposure pop-and-drag techniques, these images capture the tension between rigid, external expectations and the internal, vibrating desire to break free from enforced identity.
Anatomy of the Performative Self
The Presumption of Threat (2021) places masked figures within familiar suburban environments and everyday situations. The photographs explore the tension created when an unfamiliar presence enters an otherwise ordinary space, raising questions about how appearance, context, concealment, and expectation influence our perception of another person.