I Am My Mother’s Hoarder

Photo series and publication inspired by my mothers hoarding habits
Photo Series

It does not matter how far away from home you run, even if you didnt pack a bag- you unknowingly bring parts of home to wherever you go through your habits. This photobook documents the ways in which I replicated home in my new spaces, taking after my mothers hoarding tendancies.


Publication: 

Despite my mother hoarding four broken TV’s in our living and years worth of postage in our dog food bin- our fridge seemed to be the most barren part of my childhood home- a small but telling reality of the economic circumstances of a signle parent and her two children. Following my photobook, I was then inspired to create a publication focusing on the characterization of our fridges, and how quickly they become a subtle dumping ground of our identity, culture and economic class. 

Photographed on 35mm, printed on pure white transluscent paper
Shot on 35mm film, printed on pure white transluscent paper
Shot on 35mm film