Acts of Attention to Make Its Public Debut at Digitalism, Saatchi Gallery, London
A selection of seven works will be shown at Saatchi Gallery this September as part of Digitalism vol.03, presented during the 2026 British Art Fair.
Intervals Vol.01 at Den Internationale 43, Denmark
I’m pleased to be exhibiting as a guest artist in the 43rd edition of Den Internationale, an annual international photography exhibition organised by Esbjerg Fotoklub in Denmark.
Veiled Facade Selected for TRUTH(S) at Cape Town Photography Festival
Veiled Facade will be shown in TRUTH(S), an international group exhibition presented as part of the 2026 Cape Town Photography Festival.
Guest Artist at Synapse Lab, TAPANCO Gallery, Puebla
Two works, Colour Divides and Turning Point, will be shown at TAPANCO Gallery in Puebla, Mexico as part of Synapse Lab’s international photography exhibition, where I have been invited to participate as a Guest Artist.
Spectrum Named a Finalist in the 2026 Architecture Photography Awards
Spectrum has been selected as a finalist in the 2026 Architecture Photography Awards.
Colour Divides Selected for the 23rd International Photography Awards
Colour Divides has been named an Official Selection in the 23rd International Photography Awards.
Temporary Monument on Show at Trieste Airport
Temporary Monument is on display at Trieste Airport as part of the URBAN Photo Days Tour 2026, a programme of exhibitions leading towards the 13th edition of Trieste Photo Days.
Colour Divides and Subway Stories at Allen Hall Gallery
Colour Divides and Subway Stories were shown at Allen Hall Gallery in Glandford, Norfolk, following their selection for the 2026 Benjamin Hall Photography Award.
Contact at Beam Me Up, This Place Kinda Sucks
Contact was selected for Beam Me Up, This Place Kinda Sucks, a group exhibition at Islington Mill in Salford, curated by Cate Blanchard and Sasha Napoli.
Two Works Shortlisted for the Benjamin Hall Photography Award
Two photographs, Colour Divides and Subway Stories, were shortlisted for the 2026 Benjamin Hall Photography Award, presented by Holt Art Projects.
Three Works Selected in the 2026 URBAN Photo Awards
Three photographs — Colour Divides, Subway Stories and Temporary Monument — were selected as semifinalists in the 2026 URBAN Photo Awards.
The Shape of Passage at Versus Arts, London
The Shape of Passage was exhibited at Versus Arts in London as part of the group exhibition On The Road.
Colour Divides Travels to Milan, Tokyo and Arles
Following its exhibition at Somerset House in London, Colour Divides joined the international exhibition programme accompanying the 2026 Sony World Photography Awards.
Assembly at A Seat at the Table, South Block Gallery
Assembly was exhibited at South Block Gallery in Glasgow as part of A Seat at the Table, presented by Visual Arts Scotland.
Colour Divides on Display with National Geographic Traveller at King’s Cross
Colour Divides was exhibited in central London as part of the National Geographic Traveller (UK) Photography Competition 2026 exhibition.
Stranger Than Fiction Published in Ephemere's Color of Noise
Stranger Than Fiction, from my ongoing project The Visible Unknown, has been published in Color of Noise, a new photobook by Tokyo-based independent photography platform Ephemere.
Colour Divides Shortlisted for the National Geographic Traveller Photography Competition
Colour Divides was shortlisted in the Urban category of the National Geographic Traveller (UK) Photography Competition 2026.
Colour Divides Published in the 2026 Sony World Photography Awards Book
Colour Divides is included in the official Sony World Photography Awards 2026 exhibition book, published by the World Photography Organisation to accompany the 19th edition of the awards.
Colour Divides at the Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition, Somerset House
Following its win in the Open Competition, Colour Divides was exhibited at Somerset House as part of the 2026 Sony World Photography Awards Exhibition.
That's Not A Real Camera: Essay Published by the Scottish Society of Artists (SSA)
My essay That's Not A Real Camera has been published by the Scottish Society of Artists as part of the SSA Essay Project, a programme providing artists with a platform to share critical writing and ideas around art, practice and contemporary culture.