A master of observation, shaped by his life in Asia; uncompromising, integrous and engaged, he rejects the preconceived and the predictable in favour of embracing and interpreting the spontaneity of life.
There are no secrets, just intelligent and rigorous ways of moving, observing and interacting; a modus operandi which he readily shares.
Three decades across South and Southeast Asia have shaped his practice, documenting labor exploitation, environmental change, social fracture, and fragile democracies. Field-tested and regionally grounded, he remains uncomfortable with easy narratives.
His work grows through patience and repeated return, remaining accountable to the people he photographs. He knows when to step back, allowing a story to unfold in its own time.
His work carries the power of reflection, memory, and historical consciousness.
He leads us toward what remains after events have passed -
not only what happened, but the traces, silences, and consequences that continue to live on in people and places.