Case Study / Selected Work
The Missing Roll is a publication and wall installation exploring memory, absence and the loss of personal photographs.
Built around the structure of a 36-frame film roll, the project turns missing images into a sequence of questions, fragments of text, photographs and empty space.
Context
Greenwich Graduate Show / MACK Submission
DELIVERABLES
Publication
Wall Installation
Editorial Design
Year
2026
Role
Creative Direction / Editorial Design / Photography





Each frame in the roll corresponds to a missing photograph — some replaced by a single line of text, others left as raised, empty panels on the wall. The sequence moves through four chapters: Before, The Break, What I Carry, and Missing, tracing a personal timeline from before the war in Ukraine to the present.
The physical edition mirrors this structure: pages that ask a question instead of showing an image, spreads that hold only a date and a time, and a small number of photographs that did survive — placed exactly where they matter most.
Project System
36-frame roll
Text fragments
Empty image spaces
Wall installation


