My photographic practice is inclined towards the things we hold in common: our susceptibility for wonder; an innate curiosity of the planet and all things in it; a desire for some measure of immortality, and more humbly, a longing for being seen as we go about in the world.
About The Thread
The Thread was established in 2020 as a non-partisan, independent research organisation committed to shaping and informing discourse on key policy issues – economic justice and feminist economics, choice and participatory decision-making - through dialogue and consensus building.
The Thread evolved into a platform inspired by social protest movements, of people becoming memory through political acts of solidarity and amity that give material presence to the often abstract dynamics of policy work.
Portfolio
Latest projects give visibility to the work of social reproduction – whether in the raising of children, in social care or in the nursing profession – as essential to human wellbeing.
The Thread Photography
My photographic practice is concerned with the relationship between time, memory and experience. In an image devoid of cars or technology, the protests continue to highlight the same issues over which our mothers and grandmothers took to the streets: the value of work and fair pay; bodily autonomy and personal safety.
Online journal
The texts featured here are influenced by philosophy, theories on complexity, and heterodox economics. They are tools to reset our thought processes, to engage our doubts, and to broaden debate.
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Argumentative Reflection on the Harm Principle: Disavowing Feminism
In considering the role of the State in the promotion of welfare one is struck by the application of John Stuart Mill’s harm principle (On Liberty, 1859) to contemporary concerns, particularly to the question of unfettered...
