The Neanderthal series explores contemporary life through a recurring cast of figures inhabiting everyday situations, public spaces, interiors, landscapes, and moments of quiet observation.
Existing somewhere between portraiture, cultural observation, and visual storytelling, the work examines the behaviours, rituals, humour, uncertainties, and shared experiences that define contemporary existence. Familiar yet symbolic, the figures become participants in a broader exploration of how people move through the social, cultural, and emotional environments of everyday life.
Each work contributes to an ongoing archive of observation concerned with presence, identity, and contemporary culture.
