ABOUT

Artist Statement

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My work is driven by a deep fascination with the lives of individuals who exist beyond the boundaries of societal norms and constraints. Through projects like Subterranean Souls: Portraits of London's Queer Underground and  The Real Generation, I celebrate the resilience, authenticity, and unapologetic self-expression of communities often overlooked. Rather than documenting reality as it is, I aim to reinterpret it and offer a broader understanding of diversity and the richness of human experience.

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I am equally drawn to the hidden layers of urban environments to capture the unseen narratives that shape metropolitan life. In works like Homeless Republic and Paradise Divided, I seek to reimagine urban landscapes as spaces of paradox and complexity, where personal and

collective histories intersect. These projects blur the lines between observation and artistic abstraction, and allow me to craft visual interpretations that challenge conventional forms of representation.

Visual expression for me is never confined within a single medium. My practice is inherently multidisciplinary, and encompasses Fine Art Photography, Video Art, and New Media. I view emerging technologies not as tools of disruption but as opportunities for innovation and experimentation, which enable me to construct immersive visual experiences. By deconstructing traditional storytelling, I create works that extend beyond linear narratives, exploring themes of transformation, connection, and cultural evolution.

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Ultimately, my work is about fostering connection — between the viewer and the subject, individual and collective, tradition and the future. Through a process of reinterpretation and creative inquiry, I aim to expand the boundaries of visual storytelling and position my practice at

the intersection of fine art, technology, and contemporary culture.​