My practice moves between the observation of space and its documentation, oftentimes resulting in derealised images that disrupt the conventional definition of their contents, or works of text that strive towards diluting signification. I study

mood (atmosphere) through notions of locality and placehood, the defining features of a place that create a sense of place within space.

 

I use various photographic methods and devices as tools for documentation, and I meditate on the relationship between material, colour, and mood. My work comprises processes of thinking rather than individual objects. I present my research through installations as placements, artists books, and performances.​