| MIND MODELS |
| Photography has a similarity to the human mind; | Both are mediated by a physical body, | which processes sensory signals through electrical and chemical mechanisms. | Like the nature of consciousness, the essence of a photograph is elusive; | ambiguously positioned between matter and meaning. | In my photographic constructions of psychological states, which I call mind models, | I explore the relationship between sensory and symbolic experiences of the world around us. | These associative visions of internal worlds are contextualised in site-specific installations, | which reflect on this mysterious translation of the outside world inside our minds. |
| Maps |
| Rooms |
| Views |
| Spaces |
| WRITING |
| Picturing Mind Machines |