I’ve always felt like an outsider, as if an invisible curtain separated me from the world around me. Growing up, that distance often left me feeling alienated, until I discovered street photography at sixteen. For the first time, I found a visual language that mirrored the way I saw the world: fleeting gestures, quiet absurdities, and moments most people missed.

This work is a celebration of life in its rawest, most spontaneous form. Set against the vibrant backdrop and often chaotic Dublin night life, while pausing to observe the intimate, often unnoticed scenes within it. It peers through that curtain to capture the strangeness, emotion, and complexity of being human, of how strange it is to be anything at all.