About me

I am a photographer, researcher, and lecturer in Media Design based in Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand.

My practice explores photography as an evolving, investigative process, integrating fictionalism, archival research, and embodied methods to challenge dominant visual narratives.

Working at the intersection of speculation and constraint, I employ a cyclical, research‑driven methodology shaped by OUxIPO‑inspired frameworks and structured experimentation.

I reinterpret vernacular photography and archival materials as sites of speculation, questioning authorship and reimagining historical narratives. Collaboration and collective authorship are central to my work, fostering non‑hierarchical creation through dialogue and ethical engagement.

Teaching & Pedagogy

I teach in Media Design with a focus on participatory methods, ethical practice, and the integration of photographic theory with hands‑on experimentation.
My pedagogy is relational and collaborative: I work alongside students to develop clarity of intention, confidence in process, and a reflective understanding of their creative decisions.

I am committed to supporting diverse learners, including those with learning differences, and to fostering learning environments grounded in care, curiosity, and shared authorship.

I welcome collaborations, commissions, research partnerships, and conversations.
If you’d like to work together or discuss a project, feel free to get in touch.

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