My architectural background draws from the urban landscape, looking for ‘concealed’ details and moments within back-lots, overhangs, and industrial clefts. There is enjoyment with the straightforward and delight with refocused clarity and simplification. The unadorned become heroic, and a small, quiet beauty emerges.

My minimalist approach reduces visual ‘noise’ to a focused hum, by elevating elements that invite closer inspection. Most overlook the surface defects, odd placements, and the discarded, but these details take on a new status when isolated and exposed, rendered beautiful through their vulnerability and uniqueness.

“Unravelling the normalcy of the urban landscape is an ongoing challenge. Tuck describes this as “left-of-field” viewing — moving beyond the obvious to find a subtle shift or new vantage point that reframes the familiar.”