I transform the urban silhouette by highlighting its beauty to the wearer, whether portrayed as a Pimlico parking line, a Westminster pavement stone pegged with chewing gum, or a Hackney manhole cover.

A metropolis can seem like a place endless sea of grey; the pavement, the buildings, the workers in their suits. Many miss the stories in this grey patina. Many miss the passage of time witnessed by the streets.

Using psychogeography, my camera and modern craft tools these images are transformed to reveal its beauty. Through my magical eyes, the splodges of gum becomes an urban ‘milky way’. A parking line with its patina of paint becomes the most beautiful shawl. London Plane tree bark becomes a visual texture to be celebrated.