





This work was made during periods of sleeplessness. Perpetual connectivity leaves us unable to switch off. There is always more to do and more to consume and lights blinking lurid in the gloom. The internet and the screen through which we are tethered scream silent at arm's length. But instead of scrolling endless feeds of data, here the photographer stares back into the dark. Thus, consumer is temporarily consumed. What we see is darkness dragged into colour and an intimate space turned on its head.
A physical manifestation of this work titled DARK, BURNS, PINK was exhibited as part of The Jill Todd Photographic Award 2018 at Street Level Photoworks, Glasgow. (Dec 1 - Jan 27 2018/19)
A video installation of this work was exhibited as part of group show SETTLE DOON coordinated by Place + Platform at The Settlement Projects, Bonnyrigg. (March 23 2019)
This work and an accompanying essay were published as a double-spread in the Summer 2020 edition of Studies in Photography (now sold out), as well as featuring as the cover image.