I’m thrilled to announce the launch of the preorder of my highly anticipated photobook, RESONANCE.

The first 50 orders will receive a complimentary 30 x 22,5 cm print from the RESONANCE (signed at the verso, four different prints to choose from)

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Pre-order your copy now for £40 (incl. shipping to UK & Ireland )

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Pre-order your copy now for £45 (incl. shipping Worldwide)

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Please note: The physical copies will be posted in March 2025. 

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Book Details:

• Dimensions: 30 x 23 cm / 11.8 x 9 in
• Pages: 64, featuring 27 color plates
• Edition: Limited to 1,000 copies
• Binding: Hardcover
• Publisher: Public Matter Books
• ISBN: 978-1-0685985-0-0
• Essay: Written by curator and art historian Dr. Amina Diab
• Design: By Duncan Whyte

I am a recipient of the Adam Mickiewicz Institute grant to support my artist residency in the Middle East where I plan to conduct preliminary research on the cultural heritage to solidify the rationale for a new project that will be executed in 2024/2025.

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The grant will also support expanding my network with other artists, curators, and producers to create a foundation for long-term engagement with the Middle East region.

My photographs from the ‘Changing Rooms‘ project are featured in “Camera Clara Award 2012-2022“, published by Palais Books.

I am very honoured to share that text accompanying my work was written by a head curator at the Louvre Museum - Dominique de Font-Réaulx.

The book launched to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Camera Clara Award will be officially unveiled on the 20th of April, 2023, at the Frank Horvat Studio in Paris. 


You can buy the book at https://palaisbooks.fr/Prix-Camera-Clara

More info about Camera Clara Prix at https://prixcameraclara.com/

I am delighted to announce my work ‘Interior I (Miners’ Changing Room)‘ will be displayed as a part of the Royal Academy of Arts’ ‘Summer Exhibition 2021’.

This year, the ‘Summer Exhibition’ is coordinated by renowned artist Yinka Shonibare RA. The exhibition will explore the theme of ‘Reclaiming Magic’ and celebrate the joy of creating art.

When the Royal Academy was founded in 1768, one of its key objectives was to establish an annual exhibition, open to all artists of merit, which the public could visit. The first summer exhibition took place in 1769; it has been held every year since without exception.

‘Summer Exhibition 2021‘ is running from 22 September 2021 — 2 January 2022.

I am thrilled to announce I am a recipient of Developing Your Creative Practice Award 2021 by Arts Council England.

The award will enable me to research the relationship between photography, moving image, and sound and create a brand new body of work which encourages meaningful dialogue around the role of the neoliberal model in the times of unprecedented economic crisis as a result of coronavirus pandemic.

Developing Your Creative Practice Award by Arts Council England supports creative practitioners thinking of taking their practice to the next stage to research, have time to create new work, travel, training, develop ideas, network or find mentoring.

For more information, please visit Arts Council England website.

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You are cordially invited to 'EN SUSPENS' group exhibition at LE BAL, Paris, opening on Thursday 8th February @ 6pm.

I'm very honoured to have my photographs exhibited among work by Bas Jan Ader, Debi Cornwall, Stephane Degoutin & Gwenola Wagon, Luc Delahaye, Hiwa K, Aglaia Konrad, Jacques-Henri Michot, Rabih Mroué, Melanie Pavy, Sebastian Stumpf, Henk Wildschut and Paola Yacoub.

Diane Dufour, Director of LE BAL, described the show as: "a poetic, abstract, fragile attempt to translate something of our times. Something indefinable, intangible but that might be recognised as the condition of one person, several or all: being in a state of suspension."

LE BAL and Shelter Press co-edited the exhibition catalogue, which will be available from 8th February" EN SUSPENS" until 13th May.

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I am honoured to announce work from my recent project  'Skene' has been acquired by the UK Government Art Collection. 

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Works of art from the Government Art Collection (GAC) are displayed in UK Government buildings in nearly every capital city, making it the most dispersed collection of British art in the world. 

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The role of the Collection is to promote British art while contributing to cultural diplomacy. Dating from 1898, the Collection has expanded over the years and now contains over 13,500 works of art from the 16th century to the present day by mainly British artists in a broad range of media.

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