My photography style is a dynamic reflection of my evolving interests, shaped by artistic projects and the vibrant art scene in Melbourne. I gravitate towards emphasizing chaos and the inherent beauty in the sensuality of women. Even in exploring sexual themes, I aim to maintain a connection with innocence. Melbourne's graffiti, the intriguing dynamics of the sex industry, and the power of gender have been profound inspirations, fostering a collaborative environment for continuous creativity.

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Using a film camera adds a layer of significance to each shutter release, creating a sense of anticipation when awaiting the developed photos. The limitation of 24 frames excites me, pushing me to tell a compelling narrative and learn from any mistakes encountered during the process. 

 

Initially, I delved into photography simply to learn the art of using a camera, embracing various ideas for experimentation. As the rolls of film progressed, I realized the importance of aligning myself with projects where I felt a genuine connection. Working with clients now involves a selective approach, adapting my style and narrative to resonate with the unique personality before my lens. 

 

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