The long way round

I came to this work through curiosity and change.

Photography was my first creative language — shaped by people, travel, food, and place. Over time, I realised that while the work was creative, the way I was living it wasn’t fully aligned with my values. So life did what it does best: it nudged, then insisted.

I packed up, simplified, followed the questions, and let myself reimagine my life.

Nature, movement, and deep listening led me home — through breathwork and sound, and into a more honest relationship with myself — bringing me back to photography and film in a way that finally felt true.

Witnessing others meet themselves asks me to do the same — and that shared aliveness is at the heart of my work.