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From 2012-2015, I spent my lunch hours exploring the area around my workplace in Bermondsey and then Knightsbridge. The limits of the area were determined by the distance I could cover on foot, whilst still getting back to work on time.

It fascinated me that you could walk the same streets time and again and yet still find these elements that surprise.

A wall in Elephant and Castle with stools and brooms propped up to make a triangular composition.

Elephant & Castle, 2014

A shopfront with a sign saying 'Capacity' above it.

Bermondsey, 2012

A discarded chicken foot lying in the weeds.

Bermondsey, 2014

Profile view of building site.

Tanner Street, Bermondsey, 2013

Aerial view of builder's waste and litter.

Knightsbridge, 2015

A hose snaking diagonally across a pavement.

Southwark, 2013

Twisted loops of tape on a paving slab

Long Lane, Southwark, 2013

A doorbell showing multiple names.

Southwark, 2014

Scraps of letters left on a cracked, peeling wall.

Knightsbridge, 2015

A building site seen through a mesh fence

Southwark, 2013

A shop front in Southwark, London with Steak written on the yellow signage.

Southwark, 2013

Warning signs on the entrance to a building site.

Knightsbridge, 2015

A barber's sign on a wall.

Knightsbridge, 2015

A white bollard surrounded by white dust on the pavement

Crucifix Lane, Bermondsey, 2013

Abstract stickers and marks left on a metal telecom cabling box

Southwark, 2013

Doorbell for a Chanel store

Pelham Street, Knightsbridge, 2015

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