Installation; cyanotype on paper, brass plaque, bench, 2023/2025

This project uses the fundamental elements of photography to reflect on light as an element that can be perceived and recorded, but also as something more spiritual. Inspired by memorial benches looking out to sea, using the photographic process cyanotype I sit and “register” the light each day over winter, the darkest time of year. It is neither a scientific nor documentary record, but rather an emotional response to a specific place and ritual. The contemplation of a moment of light. A reminder, a memory, a hope. A life, a loved one. Finding there is light even on the darkest days.

Project selected finalist for the Scott Creative Art Foundation Emerging Artist Award 2023

Exhibited in 2025 on a larger scale for the Liverpool Independent Biennale, in the exhibition ‘Who wants flowers when they are dead?’ curated by Broken Grey Wires at the Williamson Art Gallery.