My projects begin with close attention: to places, people, routines, and the small details that reveal how a community lives and remembers.

Working across documentary photography, writing, and visual storytelling, I make long-form projects that explore the connections between place, memory, migration, inequality, and belonging. Some projects are rooted close to home in Wales; others have taken me to Istanbul, Peshawar, Japan, and beyond.

I am interested in the quiet, often overlooked moments that make up everyday life: a baker at work before dawn, someone waiting in a clinic, a street changing around the people who use it, or the small acts of care that hold families and communities together.

Each project develops over time through observation, conversation, and repeated visits. Photography is central, but it works alongside writing—allowing images and words to sit together as visual essays, sequences, and stories.

This page brings some of the current and past projects together as a glimpse in Photos. Work that is ongoing, work that is in progress, and projects that continue to evolve.