22 Dec 2025. Exhibition at Oriel Colwyn
I will be part of the new MAP6 exhibition at the Oriel Colwyn gallery in North Wales, from 9 January to 7 February: Wales: The Landscape Project, which includes my contribution: The White Lady (Y Ladi Wen). At 7pm on 9 January, four members of MAP6, including me, will be hosting a talk to share stories and insights about the project and our collective approach to working together.
▲ My project The White Lady (Y Ladi Wen) at Oriel Colwyn
22 Apr 2023. Zines launch
MAP6 launched its new publication today at The Photobook Cafe in London: a collection of four zines titled Wales: The Landscape Project (more info) – my The White Lady (Y Ladi Wen) series is in The Dark Sublime zine. It was a fun evening in a packed venue, with Dilly Thain from The Photographers' Gallery chairing a talk about zine making compared with traditional photobook publishing.
Afterword. Thanks to everyone who came to see us! Photo from the evening:
10 Nov 2022. Exhibition: The Hole-bourne
I am exhibiting in the group show Fichtean Landscapes, showing part of my project The Hole-bourne that explores London's lost river Fleet. The exhibition is at St John on Bethnal Green, London, from 11–26 November. There will be a late night showing, talks and drinks on Friday 11 from 6.30 pm till late – just turn up.
▲ The Fleet's flood gates that open on occasion so the river enters the Thames as it did for tens of thousands of years until the Victorians enclosed it in a sewer
21 Jul 2022. Photobook launch
The Photographers Gallery in London is launching MAP6’s new photobook Finland: The Happiness Project on 21 July: more details. The Finnish Institute will give a short talk to provide insights into Finland and its successes and uniqueness. The book is available to purchase at The Photographers Gallery in store and online from MAP6.
Afterword. Thanks to everyone who came to our book launch and made it such as success! Photo from the evening:
23 May 2020. MAP6 collective: The Isolation Project
In March, I went to Finland as part of the photographic collective MAP6. Suddenly, the COVID-19 situation worsened and we found ourselves trapped in a country with locked borders...
''On March 16th, five members of the MAP6 collective flew to Finland to photograph the area around Rovaniemi in Lapland. The coronavirus was beginning to take hold across the world; it had been ranked as a pandemic by the World Health Organization on March 11th, and its impact was only just beginning to be realised. Within hours of arriving they were notified that all return flights had been cancelled. With the country entering a state of emergency and the borders closed, the MAP6 members were potentially stranded. Events escalated as they watched alarming news updates from their apartment. Museums and schools had closed in Rovaniemi, and restaurants and bars were shutting. This was the beginning of a global lockdown. For four days the MAP6 photographers documented the crisis from within Finland, whilst awaiting confirmation of a flight home. The text is from headlines that appeared on various social media channels during that time.''
The curated MAP6 group project is on the MAP6 website.
All of my images for this project are on my website: see MAP6: The Isolation Project.
