About

In an increasingly connected world, we are more disconnected than ever. Not only from 
each another but also from the natural world from which we originate and exist.

My work explores the innate human desire for connection with the natural world, an instinctive pull often described through the concept of biophilia. Mostly rooted in the landscapes of Ireland, my photography moves between representation and abstraction, seeking not only to depict nature, but also to reinterpret how it is seen and felt.

Examining perspective, colour, patterns, and movement, across three bodies of work, land, air, and water, I use my camera as a tool to both represent and reimagine the natural world. A horizon may dissolve into pure colour, and a shoreline may resemble a brushstroke, echoing the look and feel of a painting as much as a photograph. In this way my work is less about documenting nature and more about reconnecting with it, quietly, intuitively, and on a personal level.

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