Working with drawing, video, performance and installation, I explore the visual and physical dynamic in between the reality of experiencing nature, and representations of it.

Passive travel on a train, car or plane, is a constant source of inspiration in my viewing of the landscape. Whilst being in motion, my views of the natural world appear as abstractions where relationships between time and space become distorted. Walking and cycling provide a different level of engagement, they allow for more personal encounters with my surroundings. In both scenarios, I set up opportunities with my camera to discover incidental moments, where seemingly unchanging scenes can offer variation possibly missed by casual observation. By internalising these moments through mark-making, their importance is elevated through time and compositional choice.