SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

My exhibitions bring together documentary and portrait photography, personal projects, and work made with others. Across them, I’m interested in how people inhabit places, how identity is expressed, and how photographs can hold the details of a life that might otherwise pass unnoticed.

Some projects begin with a particular place or period of travel. Places Nowhere grew from my interest in memory, movement and the feeling of being between places. Other exhibitions have been collaborative, including shows created with Manchester Photography Collective that bring photographers and their different perspectives together in one space.

Victorious Voices is another part of my practice. Made with adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, it pairs portraits with personal testimonies and has been presented in universities, cultural venues and everyday public spaces. You can explore the full history of those exhibitions in the Victorious Voices section of this website.

The exhibitions collected here reflect the range of my work and the different settings in which it has been shown. Whether a project is personal or collaborative, I want the photographs to invite people to look closely, spend time with what they see, and find their own point of connection.