As you scroll down, you’ll find a series of 'visual think-throughs' - books and collected imagery that offer provisional spaces where emerging ideas can surface, take shape, and settle into form.
Working with the fold and the unfold in reference material of current interest.
Leaning on the Landscape
A visual think-through arising from interactions in community gardens, on walks, and through the stories embedded in natural forms. Created alongside a series of walking workshops, it became a way to make sense of the workshops and trace ideas as they unfolded through practice and observation, a cartography of sorts mapping my surroundings, the seasons, and the insights gathered along the way.
105x295mm / Staple Bound / Riso Printed /Ed. 30
The Seed from the Stem
The Seed from the Stem unfolds five days of learning to thatch, captured through the gestures of hands in motion. Both visual diary and homage to instructional photography, it situates the experience within the process of thatching, where the exchange of embodied knowledge and collective making becomes central, each step depending on the one before for the work to hold.
295 x160mm / Metal Clasp /Ed 20
The Circle Makers
Growing up alongside vast wheat fields in Dorset my childhood was spent holding a fascinating curiosity with crop circles. Equal parts awe and fear, the shapes and formations played on my mind and often stopped me from following some countryside footpaths.
Taking imagery from various ephemera, guidebooks, and early 2000s news exchanges, the spreads invite new readings, to situate these formations, often dismissed as hoaxes or curiosities as deliberate artistic interventions.
148 x 210mm / Staple Bound /Ed 20