My work explores the quiet, often overlooked moments through which people occupy and relate to their surroundings. I am drawn to gestures, interactions and fragments of everyday life that resist a clear narrative, photographing people as they are caught within a moment rather than presented to the camera. Working primarily with analogue photography, I am interested in the distance between what is seen and what is understood. Obscured bodies, reflections, unusual viewpoints and incidental gestures allow moments to remain unresolved, inviting the viewer to recognise something familiar without being given a complete explanation. My photographs consider the ways memory, place and relationships shape our experience of ordinary moments. I look for instances where the personal becomes visible within the everyday: a fleeting interaction, a shared ritual, or a brief encounter that might otherwise pass unnoticed."
