My Ethos

As a fine art photographer in Brisbane, I don't just capture scenes; I unearth the city's unseen soul. Through stark monochrome urban photography, I transform familiar streets into profound, untold narratives that echo silent, often overlooked struggles.

My artistic vision is uniquely calibrated by my own life experience: a journey through homelessness in my teens and a decade as a mental health nurse. These experiences forged a profound empathy, allowing me to reveal the vulnerability and resilience of the human spirit within the urban landscape.

This isn't mere observation; it's a practice of mindfulness. By becoming utterly present with a scene, I strip away the ordinary and pierce through the mundane, capturing the unspoken emotions that define the complex human condition.

My work harnesses the timeless power of monochrome to rip away distraction and expose the visceral emotions embedded in stark architecture and the quiet dignity of human forms. Each piece is museum-quality, dedicated to the highest standards of excellence for discerning collectors and galleries.

Ultimately, my photographs are more than fine art; they are a vital conversation. They offer a rare, unfiltered window into lives often unseen, revealing the quiet beauty and resilience within Brisbane’s depths while fostering crucial awareness of mental health within the city’s monochrome metropolis and far beyond.