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A selection of my films will be screening at DIVFUSE project space @divfuse March 1st and 2nd.
They’ll be followed by a short discussion on the material and some of the processes involved.

Screenings :
1 March Saturday 2025 2:30-6pm
2 March Sunday 2:30-6pm
Running Time: approximately 20 mins

Artist Talk :
Session One : 1 March Saturday 6pm
Session Two : 2 March Sunday 6pm
£5 | 8 places only each session | Please email divfuse@gmail.com for tickets

Thanks to Livia for the invitation

Descending Trellick tower stairwell (edit)

#trellicktower

For a year I’ve been taking photos throwing the phone in the air with the shutter on a 3 second delay - luckily only dropping it once- Partly inspired by Dr. Julius Neubronner’s early pigeon camera pictures and a long held fascination with atypical vantage points

For a year I’ve been taking photos throwing the phone in the air with the shutter on a 3 second delay - luckily only dropping it once- Partly inspired by Dr. Julius Neubronner’s early pigeon camera pictures and a long held fascination with atypical vantage points

For a year I’ve been taking photos throwing the phone in the air with the shutter on a 3 second delay - luckily only dropping it once- Partly inspired by Dr. Julius Neubronner’s early pigeon camera pictures and a long held fascination with atypical vantage points

For a year I’ve been taking photos throwing the phone in the air with the shutter on a 3 second delay - luckily only dropping it once- Partly inspired by Dr. Julius Neubronner’s early pigeon camera pictures and a long held fascination with atypical vantage points

For a year I’ve been taking photos throwing the phone in the air with the shutter on a 3 second delay - luckily only dropping it once- Partly inspired by Dr. Julius Neubronner’s early pigeon camera pictures and a long held fascination with atypical vantage points

For a year I’ve been taking photos throwing the phone in the air with the shutter on a 3 second delay - luckily only dropping it once- Partly inspired by Dr. Julius Neubronner’s early pigeon camera pictures and a long held fascination with atypical vantage points

For a year I’ve been taking photos throwing the phone in the air with the shutter on a 3 second delay - luckily only dropping it once- Partly inspired by Dr. Julius Neubronner’s early pigeon camera pictures and a long held fascination with atypical vantage points

For a year I’ve been taking photos throwing the phone in the air with the shutter on a 3 second delay - luckily only dropping it once- Partly inspired by Dr. Julius Neubronner’s early pigeon camera pictures and a long held fascination with atypical vantage points