Quietly disrupting traditional conventions, these photographs bring together thrifted ceramics, commercial packaging, toys, textiles, and flowers in carefully choreographed arrangements.

Removed from their intended purpose, familiar items enter into new relationships where sentiment, humour, and consumer culture collide.

Occupying a space between domestic memory and staging, the photographs construct richly layered environments where the ordinary becomes elevated. Nostalgia and consumer goods coexist without hierarchy, inviting viewers to reconsider the stories and personalities that everyday items can unexpectedly hold.