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atmosphere

These photographs aren't an attempt to describe a place. They begin with weather, light and the feeling that remains after you've left.

Made over many years along the Irish coast and beyond, they trace coastlines, rivers and quiet edges where observation becomes slower than documentation. They're less about recording a landscape than holding onto the atmosphere that lingers after the moment has passed.

"The camera became less about recording where I was and more about holding onto how it felt to be there."

fragment studies

objects, scent, and image
composed to shape atmosphere through material, memory and place

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archive | Bolivian Mennonites

A body of work visiting the Mennonite colonies in Bolivia, observing daily life, isolation, tradition and change.

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weather reports

these photographs sit closer to weather reports than postcards

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