14 days with the River Avon; complexities of a place visited in childhood. walking, corresponding to one irreplaceable element: time.
The search for something becomes significant. Revisiting pathways from memories, memory itself becomes a path.
This resurfacing of the past unfolds into the present; reflections of change within images capturing landscape, people and place.
River is a quiet and sensitive portrayal of the landscape and my relationship with it, as I focus on walking a section of the River Avon for 14-days, close to home. In both my portraits of strangers I encounter, and the landscape that surrounds the River, my photographs are a melancholic meditation of impulsively existing, nonetheless, with no sense of where I’m heading.
