My background is in oral history, sculpture & textiles. I am interested in generational narratives that become woven and embedded in our collective stories and sense of belonging. My photography is a quiet act of preservation; a celebration of the overlooked, neglected and forgotten. My work aims to capture the poignancy of ageing and the inexorable ravages of elemental forces on our urban landscape. I document remnants and traces of human presence within the built environment and expressions of identity that are often dismissed and ignored. I endeavour to capture visual stories that connect us to our sense of place, observe our passage and mark our parting.