Here we go then folks - tell your friends!
Opening on the 29th of May at Rabbet in Peckham’s Copeland Park, ‘Rewild: Navigating Space’ brings together four photographers in a collaborative exploration of the relationship between the self and the environment. To rewild is to return something to its natural state, allowing organic processes to take over and reinitiate a sense of the fundamental. In this exhibition, navigation becomes the avenue through which these artists explore that return, using the camera not only as a tool for documentation but also as a meditative and therapeutic practice. By placing their works in a shared space, the artists enter into a dialogue with one another, creating a collective reflection on how we inhabit and make sense of the worlds we occupy.
The exhibition moves between the interior and the exterior, comparing the psychological landscape of the mind with the physical structures of the world. Ciaran Inns’ ongoing project revisits nature through the lens of childhood memory and adult reflection, reconstructing moments of discovery through staged portraits and ritual objects that blur the line between play and adulthood. In contrast, Eia Hopkinson’s ‘How to Sit Like a Girl’ studies the urban and social architecture of space, foregrounding the tension felt by female bodies in environments designed around a default that is not their own. Where Hopkinson explores the body’s forced adaptation to the exterior, Léa Chens ‘Gone in the Wind’ looks inward to capture the feeling of dissociation. Her figures exist in a dreamlike, suspended stillness, capturing the moment where the physical and mental worlds drift apart. Expanding this idea into the overlooked, Tanja Krebs’ ‘Rooting Within’ uses ultramacro photography to reveal minerals and organic forms as intricate, hidden landscapes, reminding the viewer of the life that exists in the smallest structures of our environment.
‘Rewild: Navigating Space’ will be on view at Rabbet, Copeland Park, 133 Copeland Rd, London SE15 3SN, from 29 May to 31 May 2026 (12-5PM). The Private View is on the evening of 28 May from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
I’ve taken a few weeks off from posting on here after the amazing reaction to my project Is He Family! I’ve come to the end of my MA and I’m planning so much for 2026 as the weather isn’t really on my side for shooting. So I might be a little quieter on the posting front for the next month but I’m still working away! To add to that I’m hoping to have some bits of exciting news to share in the coming weeks so keep your eyes and ears peeled!
New book alert 🚨
To coincide with my exhibtion of Is He Family? as part of the @lcclondon MA Postgraduate Show (open 7,8 & 10th November - all info in my bio) I’m releasing a book featuring over 40 photographs from the series. This 62 page book is printed on 120gsm paper and hand bound in a blue velvet hard cover with screw and post. There are 5 copies available via my website! I’m also doing a deal on a book + a singed c-type print as well as selling just the prints! Link in bio for all information! Collect for free across the exhibition dates!
I’m jumping for joy knowing that our MA Postgraduate exhibition opens a week tomorrow @lcclondon@lcclondonphoto ! Book your ticket now via the link in my bio and I’ll love you forever 💛
Prints, books and handouts will all be available during the show!
Another from my series ‘Is He Family?’ exploring legacy, friendship and queer identity across generations. I’ll be exhibiting the work in early November alongside a book so keep your eyes and ears peeled for more info soon!
A lovely shot on film of @seanlomasmusic …been debating selling my RZ67 this week but then tones and colours like this just make me wonder whether I could ever get that with a GFX or digital! What should I do?
