My photographic practice is inclined towards the things we hold in common: our susceptibility for wonder; an innate curiosity of the planet and all things in it; a desire for immortality even if we are not fooled by our finite contingency of presence in this world.
Images possess a unique way of making the world sensible. What we see – and feel through what we see – has a way of making things innate without our being aware of them. Our consciousness of them is bound by the nature of the thingness of the image - a textural, spatial and affective quality – that reveals our presence in the world is substantial though we may just be hints of flesh.