As a creative, photographer, artist, and curator based in Waikato, Aotearoa, mr BLAcks practice is rooted in the interplay between digital and analogue art, exploring the boundaries between place, identity, circumstance and memory. His work is shaped by a desire to capture fleeting moments and overlooked details, transforming everyday scenes into visual narratives that invite reflection and connection. It invites engagement and questioning from the viewer and aims to both inform and emote.

Through mr BLAcks lens, he seeks to document the subtlety and complexity of raw life and of the world around him; whether in his local environment or where ever he finds himself. Each creation is an exploration of light, shadow, and composition, aiming to evoke emotion and spark curiosity in the viewer. His creative process is intuitive and responsive, allowing the subject and setting to guide the outcome, resulting in work that is unscripted yet recognisable.

He is committed to pushing the boundaries of traditional photography & art, blending digital and analog techniques to create images that are both contemporary and timeless. mr BLAcks art is an ongoing journey: an invitation for audiences to pause, observe, and find emotion and meaning in the ordinary.