I'm very pleased to share that I'm now represented by Curatorial Gallery in London.
The gallery is committed to shining a light on groundbreaking currents within image-making practices, and to creating new narratives around overlooked historical material through unexpected conversations with contemporary practitioners. That second strand feels particularly close to my own work — my research into Anna Atkins and nineteenth-century cyanotype has always been about bringing historical processes into contact with present-day questions of ecology, water and material responsibility.
I'm delighted to be joining a roster that includes Jess T. Dugan, Sissi Farassat, Bill Jacobson, Lucas Leffler, Sasha Monty, Carly Reis and Jim Verburg, alongside the estates of E.O. Hoppé and Paul Outerbridge.
More news on exhibitions and available works to follow.