

My work encapsulates my personal journey through a whirlwind of emotions and thoughts. They spring forth from the fear and dread that often grip me when confronted with our anthropocentric, egocentric, and consumerist attitudes. I grapple with the weight of the negative legacies of colonialism—the stolen material wealth and the erasure of cultures.
Amidst this turbulence, however, there exists an overpowering optimism—a vision of embracing an ecocentric worldview, one rooted in healing, forgiveness, and proactive reimagining of our connection to nature and each other.
Each image serves as a series of prayers, a lifeline to anchor myself in positivity, gratitude, and empathy during times of uncertainty and despair.
These images are not mere reflections of the world around me; they are mirrors to my evolving consciousness. They stand as a testament to my unwavering commitment to fostering a more harmonious and sustainable existence, where healing and forgiveness lead us toward a brighter future.
Delweddu / Re Visualisation



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recycled water from coffee machine
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Sodium Carbonate and Ascorbic Acid then mixed with various organic brews
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Grass, rosemary, Star Anise
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Salt fix
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images taken and edited on a second hand mobile device
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All created in the dark room
Ceisio I



RA 4 Colour neg paper
C41 chemicals, bleach, lemon, disinfectant, tape, shot glass.
Seeking I
Nid dyma'r blaned rydyn ni'n ei lladd!



6x7 medium format neg
Burnt, repaired, silver gelatin print
It's not the planet we are killing!


Hesgeuluso-Neglected
left in water/fix solution 5/7 days
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recycled water from coffee machine
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Sodium Carbonate and Ascorbic Acid then mixed with various organic brews
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Grass, rosemary, Star Anise
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Salt fix
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images taken and edited on a second hand mobile device
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All created in the dark room

Trawma gweddilliol
Residual trauma
fogged silver paper neglected and left in left over chemicals and fix for many days.




Claddwyd -
Treftadaeth ddiwylliannol wedi'i ddwyn
Buried - Stolen cultural heritage
chemigram/photogram/test images
silver paper
buried for about 5 days


Mitakuye Oyasin
Lumin print silver paper
no chemicals
large photogram
tradition chimicals
dev and fix applied with brush
created outside in garden
