I am a UK-based writer and photographer interested in the relationships between people and wild places—the lived narratives of experience, culture, and identity that embody our engagement with the natural world. With a background in anthropology and research expedition, I have conducted research and narrative projects across multiple continents, working with athletes, hunter-gatherers, and personal endeavour.
I am currently researching a PhD in Biological Anthropology at the University of Cambridge, exploring the evolutionary basis of human locomotor performance—running, climbing, swimming and diving—through the lens of hunter-gatherer societies and contemporary athletes worldwide.
SELECTED GRANTS & AWARDS ​
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Emslie Horniman Anthropological Scholarship, Royal Anthropological Institute
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Expedition Grant, Royal Society of Asian Affairs
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Winner (Macro & Portrait Category), Department of Archaeology and Anthropology Photography Competition, University of Cambridge