As a photographer I am interested in exploring the bounds of photography as a
medium, my work covers a vast range of themes such as, peoples relationship
with spaces, the concept of truth in photography, and memory.
Though at first glance my projects all look random and unrelated, upon closer inspection they all explore different photographic theories and psychological experiences linked to photography. For example, my project ‘Frankenstein
Flowers’ (2024) challenged the common misconception of photography being the
objective truth through creating lies in my images that were created with
the oldest photographic process - Cyanotypes.
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My other projects are also influenced by psychology, with ‘Common’ (2023) being
influenced by ideas of Psyco-geography and peoples relationship with space,
and my most recent project ‘Family Album’(2024) exploring how photographs
influence memory through recreating photographs of my family as self portraits.
Client Work
Alongside my creative projects I carry out a large amount of freelance photography work, mostly specialising in theatre photography and portraits.
With skills working both in studio and on location I can adapt to any lighting situation to create beautiful portraits for any occasion. This adaptability is also what aids me in my theatre photography, allowing me to keep up with the fast pace in which the lighting situations can change and capture beautiful performance stills.
Reviews
Benjamin Archer
'Roxy’s work on A Midsummer Night’s Dream was exemplary. Roxy delivered the highest quality of theatrical production photography, she produced incredible work with a professional aesthetic. She fully understood the needs of the show and how to reflect the production through her photography with precision. Throughout the process her communication with me – as the director- and the actors was clear, professional and thoughtful. I would highly recommend Roxy, and will defiantly work with her again on future projects.'