I am a London-based Interior Design student at Glasgow School of Art.

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I first studied photography at school, where I worked exclusively with film. My early work explored bold, abstract fashion imagery, focusing on the shapes and forms created by the body, clothing, and surrounding space. Over time, this interest naturally expanded into interior photography, where composition, materiality, light, and atmosphere became central to the way I see and photograph spaces.

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While living in Milan, I found myself missing the creative process of shooting on film. After nearly three years without a working camera, I picked it up again as a way of reconnecting with that part of my creative practice.

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Although interior design is now my primary focus, photography continues to influence the way I observe and understand the world around me. Whether documenting architecture, interiors, or people, I carry my camera with me wherever I go, using film as an ongoing creative outlet and a way of recording the spaces and moments that resonate with me and inspire my design practice.