| MIND MODELS |
| Photography is very similar to the human mind; | Both are mediated by a physical body, | which processes sensory signals through electrical and chemical reactions. | Yet the essence of a photograph is as elusive as the genesis of consciousness, | ambiguously positioned between sensation and symbolism. | In my photographic scale models of psychological states, | I explore the complex internal worlds of the embodied human mind. | I’m interested in how varying dimensions of colour, texture, form and space, | can evoke different emotional responses and symbolic associations. | These abstract depictions of inner spaces are contextualised | within the physical cultural world in site-specific installations. |
| Maps |
| Rooms |
| Views |
| Spaces |
| WRITING |
| Picturing Mind Machines |