
- CollegeLondon College of Communication
- CourseMA Graphic Media Design
- Graduation year2024
“When closed-circuit cameras were installed in the lobbies of New York City apartment buildings, residents discovered new ways of watching their neighbours. Inability to hear them seemed to make the experience even more exciting, since the viewers were free to generate their own theories about what was going on.” — Eavesdropping: An Intimate History, John L. Locke, 2010
Through the assemblage and association of images, fictional or speculative stories are constructed. This convergence of gazes allows us to reconnect with, or even 'create,' the history and events of a place. This book assembles images from different digital sources around Cadogan Lane (a randomly chosen location on Google Maps), piecing together potential clues and events within the images through association. It can be viewed as a collection of image associations, a voyeur’s album, or a private detective’s archive.
Final work




Research and process

An Attempt at Exhausting a Place in Paris(1975), Georges Perec

Netherlandish Proverbs(1559), Pieter Bruegel the Elder
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