I completed a two-year MA Photography (Visual Communication) with the Interactive Design Institute/University of Hertfordshire in 2016. My research project was about investigating and documenting the spatial relationship of body and landscape and how certain elements in landscapes affect the body in its orientation through spaces together with its traces, memories and performativity.
With the above in mind, I am interested in the momentum of movement/walking as an environmental behaviour and aesthetic: its juxtapositions of patterns and layers which give rise to the visual and temporal as a palimpsest of experience and the citing of in-between places and their concomitant encounters and perspectives.
I am keen to explore, as a lens-based artist and experimental writer/poet, the possibilities offered by movement/walking in urban and rural landscapes and the reactions experienced as part of creative processes whether viewed as part of a real or constructed narrative or as part of a wider creative walking discourse.
