Originally from the deep south, Lou Corry spent the last decade exploring different parts of the world and now resides in Tāmaki Makaurau. Initially her camera was a tool for capturing moments, and contextualizing her presence as a spectator in familiar and foreign spaces. With a curious nature, she seeks to observe that which may not be revealed at first. Her approach is fluid and intuitive, letting things unfold organically whilst expressing her underlying ideas and narratives. Often inspired by the female form , she uses soft light to create ethereal imagery, abstracting the body and alluding to themes surrounding connection between people and place, nature and self.

This series of images reflect a time of processing change, of time spent growing a garden, and finding comfort in close surroundings.