Wulf
2026, ongoing




Wulf explores our difficult history with the ungovernable wolves of the British Isles, which were persecuted to extinction hundreds of years ago. This project traverses the intersecting shadows of a violent history and the villainisation of the wolf in myth, in the face of present-day ecological degradation of British lands.


The wolf represents a wider societal dissolution with the wilderness as a lifeforce and place of sanctuary. This photographic investigation of its cruel demise acts as a vessel for grief of a wild Britain, degraded and defiled for profit. 


The resulting book, In the Shadows of Noisome Beasts, is a visual collision of fiction, investigation and archive - it whispers hope that one day the forest may howl once more.

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