Polling Stations is a series of images in and around the Watford constituencies. I was interested to see how the British public would react to the most controversial election in a generation. The images of the US election from 2008 depicted a country making a decisive choice for change in huge numbers, the UK election only helped to increase the uncertainty of the general public.

A continuation of the South Oxhey series, this part for University. My montage piece is a satirical work that comments on the cliches that surround the suburb. The series gives personal views and an insight into the lives of the residents.

The connotations of night are many, we are at once frightened and intrigued. This ongoing series creates a link to these moments of curiosity.

The human race appears to rely on these objects to maintain 'healthy' communication. Once again proving our reliance on technology to live in the modern age.

A project for university that looked at the necessity of the ‘thing’, questioning whether society could function without them.

A study of the ‘notorious’ South Oxhey, Herts. Somewhat indelibly linked with racism, the archetypal council estate and ignorance. This ongoing series examines the facade that masks the cliches.