Final project at GSA

Worked as a freelance designer for agencies, briefly for Arcadia (Topshop) and then for the designer Alison Lloyd for her brand Ally Capellino.

Met the photographer David Harriman who I began working and collaborating with from 2011.

David is an award winning photographer and director, from advertising campaigns to long term film and photography projects. His photographic work has appeared in institutions ranging from the National Portrait Gallery in London to the National Academy of Sciences in Washington DC.

100m below the surface, fundamental particles race around at a whisker under the speed of light. Colliding together to discover a deeper understanding of what the universe is made from.

An on-going project at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. Each photograph is taken at exact positions above the Large Hadron Collider particle accelerator.

An epic ten-year love story set in a city designed to be a holiday from reality. Truth and Kitty navigate survival, faith and addiction in Downtown Las Vegas. Two extraordinary human beings experiencing the extremes of devotion, the extremes of love and the extremes of pain.

Truth and Kitty show us the wisdom they found, and the dreams they lost. With the Vegas strip seemingly a million miles away, it serves to give a voice to those whose emotions rarely find a platform and as an intimate portrait of the disadvantaged in a city that is a byword for excess.

In an age of growing secularism, the act of pilgrimage is experiencing a revival. James’ new project will see him follow some of Europe’s longest established routes to document the places and their pilgrims in a modern age.

A sea of plastic greenhouses, visible by the naked eye from space. Occupying the arid lands of Almeria. Covering over 100,000 acres for the production of much of Europe’s fruit and vegetables. North African migrants toil in temperatures in excess of 50 degrees.

Two murders and two attempted murders in forty-eight hours. James Edgar Lewis brutally executed in the night as he sleeps on a street corner. Unaware of his whereabouts for 18 years, James’s family await the the trial of the man charged with all four crimes.