These are furturistic forms. I have manipulated a flower and transformed it into something beyond nature. It underpins how technology is so embedded into our world and will potentially influence our future. the photos are to be interpreted as this intwining forms of natural and technology. The forms take reference to data pathways and algorithms, symbolising this hidden mechanism that has infiltrated our daily lives.

This series explores the quiet transformation of natural objects into something unrecognisable. I used a flower and manipulated it using technology in order to produce this dystopian organism. I have interwoven the natural and technological in order to depict my fears of technological advancement. how its influence is becoming a greater force in our lives. It shows how it can reshape our environment and relationships to the nature world, reflecting this greater disconnect to our environment.

I am a student at Lancaster University, my discipline is photography. During my 2 years at Lancaster I have aimed to create different fantasies and versions of a future. I have manipulated the normality and transformed it into something new. Thereby creating dystopias. I have developed an in interest in AI and the acceleration of technology advancements. My work reflects my fears and curiosity of this unknown time.