At the Notting Hill Carnival, Jab Jab brings a centuries-old Grenadian masquerade to the streets of London. Rooted in the history of slavery, performers covered in oil and black paint, dragging chains and crowned with horns, move to the relentless rhythms of drums and conch shells, embodying resistance, remembrance, freedom, and ancestral memory.

A long-term photographic study of Notting Hill Carnival, exploring its communities, traditions, and cultural expressions through a decade of documentation. The project aims to create a lasting record of a unique cultural institution, capturing both the scale of the event and the individuals, groups, and traditions that sustain it. As the carnival continues to evolve, the work examines how heritage, identity, and contemporary culture intersect within one of Europe’s largest street festivals.

A long-term photographic study of Notting Hill Carnival, exploring its communities, traditions, and cultural expressions through a decade of documentation.

The ‘Nine night’ ritual was held at Goldsmith College for Jah Shaka who died 12th April 2023. Jah Shaka also known as ‘Zulu Warrior’ was a Jamaican reggae/ dub sound system operator in London since the 1970s. Shaka was revered by musicians and dancers across a range of genres and cultures.

Brixton community members gather for a vigil for Kleen Morris, who was fatally stabbed on Coldharbour Lane on October 3, 2023.

central London saw a number of protest highlighting Apple's indirect action in fuelling the war in Congo with the Rwandan backed M23. - 2023/24

Photographs documenting the first 100 days of protests in London following the death of Mahsa Amini at the hands of the Iranian government.

A large number of people turn out to mark the annual Emancipation Day celebrations in Windrush Square, Brixton.

Grenfell supporters and residents gather for last anniversary before tower is taken down

North Sudan, 2004