A series of images of wild swimmers taken over the years, mostly in the UK.

An ongoing project on the ever-changing water textures.

This book was written and photographed in 2021, during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns in Brighton, UK.

During the Covid-19 lockdowns we have seen coastal communities around the UK moving from their screens to the outdoors, seeking a connection with the seas, mostly for physical and mental health reasons.

The research was held during and just after the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown, engaging with the local community in coastal Sussex and reflecting in an autoethnographic manner through photography, interviews and video making. During it, a photographic book and a documentary were produced.

The topics vary from embodiment, feminism, oceans and climate change communications, more precisely, this research examines how embodied experiences with the sea may help facilitate a transition from the human-centred 'anthropocentrism' that dominates mainstream sustainability discourses towards the more complex species-centred values of the 'ecocene'.

Direction, filming and editing of the music video, performing and rearranging of Roads, originally written by Portishead.

Direction, filming and editing of the music video, writing and performing The Shape of Water. Songwriting and production in collaboration with Gareth James.