A _R

I am a

                      photographer
   writer
                                        &
                                              walker

My projects and commissions revolve around our relationship with the natural world, and I particularly focus on adventure, the outdoors, walking, urban farming, land conservation, and traditional practices.

I’m based in Croydon, the southernmost point of Greater London, where I’ve lived most of my life. My family are from Mauritius and Spain, opposite ends of the earth, and my mixed heritage is a primary influence on my creative practice. I work with portraiture, landscape, and documentary photography to produce long-form narratives about community and culture, preferring to work in a participatory way and not as an outside observer.

Both my artistic practice and personal life are heavily influenced by my curiosity about how we relate to place, and I love to make work that invites people to connect with the natural world in fleeting, surprising, and joyful ways.

I have produced several self-directed projects in the past decade, including my series ‘Valley of Paradise’ for which I trekked 900km across Spain exploring what it’s like to be a woman walking alone, and in 2018 I lived in Thailand while training in Muay Thai (Thai Boxing) documenting life around the gym in my series ‘Eight Limbs’.

I’m an internationally exhibited and published artist, most recently selected as a winner in British Journal of Photography’s nationwide Portrait of Britain exhibition, and I have had my work published in several monographs as well as group publications. I’m also an educator, teaching as an associate lecturer at Cambridge School of Art. My professional background is rooted in the creative industry: I was the senior campaigns producer for the British Journal of Photography’s award-winning visual content agency Studio 1854 and marketing manager at professional fine-art print lab theprintspace.

In 2025, I’m becoming a bit of a nature girlie – I’m getting more into soft hiking, land conservation, traditional practices and crafts, the cycle of seasons, fungi, moss, lichen, and other good earthy things.