Journalism
My archive of published writing, from cultural criticism to travel blogs and fashion features.
Credits | Left: Joe Fearon | Right: Nimie Lie
Dieter Vlasich on Joining the Chain of Mayan Generational Wisdom
Cold Magazine | Dieter Vlasich’s mind thinks in cycles. He talks of textile fibres circling around from soil to crop to garment and, after a lifetime or two of wear, back to the soil…
Finding God in Vietnam
Substack | Syncretic folk religion and a night with the Red Dao
What’s Cool In The Countryside?
Clash Magazine | Numbers show that more Gen Z are leaving big cities for the countryside. If cities are the breeding grounds for experimentation, what happens to our style when we swap city pavements for footpaths?
Mad Cool through five key performances
Crack Magazine | From longtime legends to local breakout stars, look back on five standout sets from Mad Cool 2024.
Meet the coders resurrecting the indie web
Read Only (BA Final Project) | In the fight against Big Tech, a collective of internet-utopians is making coding cool again
We’re sick of dating apps. Can the internet still play cupid?
Read Only | As the consensus on dating apps sours, is there any hope left for digital meet-cutes? We ask how the internet can be a better wing-man in our romantic search.
Community and Catharsis: Meme Page Admins on the Comfort of Making Content
Polyester Zine | Meme page admins are the unsung heroes of the internet, spending their days sifting through the infinite pool of internet content. Unpaid and often anonymous, the people behind these accounts are just in it for the meme-making process…
Stefan Cooke SS24
As a sedate poem soundtracked the dark mirrored room, Stefan Cooke sent his first look down then runway to rising lights and techno beats…
Di Petsa SS24
London Fashion Week wraps up a summer ruled by the Venus Retrograde, so when Di Petsa presented a SS24 collection titled ‘Reflections of Venus’ on Friday, it seemed the stars had aligned over the capital.
Live Report: Flow Festival
Clash Magazine | For this British writer, who’s used to muddy, litter-strewn fields, pop-up tents from Aldi, and rowdy crowds of weekend warriors, Flow Festival was an entirely foreign – and welcome – experience.