Trail 2026–present
Southern Road Wetland 2026–present
from the series Trail
film scan from colour negative
Forest Park 2026–present
from the series Trail
film scans from colour negative
“Outside lie dark turned fields with rags of snow and darker woods beyond that harbor yet a few last wolves.”
- McCarthy, Cormac. Blood Meridian: Or the Evening Redness in the West. 1985
2024 ‘Sanctuary’ A Group Exhibition of Handmade Photographic Prints
31st May–23rd June, 2024
Sutton Village Gallery, Sutton
Hazy 2024
from the series A River Runs Through Us
chromogenic print
20.3 x 25.4 cm
Artist statement
Bridget Flack once told a close friend that if anything ever happened to her, she’d like people to read her poetry. In her poem, “Hazy,” Flack writes: “That tree is a flower that went rogue.” My photograph is inspired by her poem, and seeks to honour her legacy. From the series A River Runs Through Us, photographed along walking trails in Yarra Bend Park, a place where I go to find sanctuary.
2023 CCP x Hahnemühle Summer Salon
November 25th–December 17th, 2023
Centre for Contemporary Photography, Melbourne
Boxing Day 2011–19
from the series The Identified Patient
pigment ink-jet print
42 x 59.4 cm
Artist statement
I am interested in the way family dynamics and experiences can have a significant effect on the way we function and live our lives.
2021 ILFORD CCP Salon
January 22nd–February 6th, 2022
Centre For Contemporary Photography, Melbourne
Clunes 2019–21
from the series The Faultering Repair
pigment ink-jet print
27.9 x 35.6 cm
Artist statement
Personal work exploring themes of estrangement, inclusiveness and conciliation. The site of my landscapes is often chosen as it represents the absence of a person.
Girl At Winter Beach 2011–19
from the series The Identified Patient
chromogenic print
27.9 x 35.6 cm
The Lion & The Cage 2017–2018
Untitled 2017–2018
from the series The Lion & The Cage
pigment ink-jet print
29.7 x 42 cm
“The tubes are adjusted objectively (by the examiner) & subjectively (by the patient) so that either the lion is perceived to be inside the cage or one image is suppressed.”
- Synoptophore User Guide