Sex Diaries began with sex, but it is not a record of sexual experience. It examines what intimacy leaves behind: habits, shame, tenderness, objects, rooms and ways of behaving that continue after the encounter itself has ended. Through photographs and writing, private experience becomes a way of observing memory, desire and identity in ordinary life. The work moves between what is found and what is constructed, recognising that memory is never a neutral record. It asks how another person remains inside us after the relationship, and sometimes the feeling, has gone.
