Projects

Pulp & Paper refers to the industry that my mother’s hometown of Trois Rivières in Quebec was famous for, and why the whole city smelt of sulphur, especially in the summer months.  

The book charts the journey in 2014 from Toronto to Montréal and then on to Trois-Rivières in early February; An attempt to find the land where the farm my mother grew up on, had once stood - an impossible attempt to go ‘home’ after it was demolished in the 1970s by the government for the expansion of the hydroelectric company and a highway interchange.

Shot on Super8 and digital and printed on news print and tracing paper.  

The book won the portfolio review 3rd prize at the 2014 PhotoIreland photography festival and photographs from the project were exhibited at the British Short Film Festival in Berlin Festival in 2019.

In 2020 I was invited to take part in Greetings from Isolation, a short film initiative for Canadian artists during lockdown. I produced 29Doors from a series of my photographs during the period.

Created by Canadian veteran film programmer Stacey Donen in the hopes of finding inspiration and enlightenment from our shared human experience of isolation under COVID-19, Greetings from Isolation has invited a broad range of Canadian filmmakers to participate in a capsule collection film project.

EVERY THING IS OK is a short story and photobook that is semi-autobiographical from a period where our friendship group suffered a bereavement. It’s also about Jelly.