The Coastscape Project is a photographic exploration of New Zealand's coastal and intertidal landscapes. Using aerial imagery to abstract familiar places, the series reveals patterns, textures and forms often hidden from view.

While visually striking, the work also examines the fragile relationship between people and the coast. By leaving each location unnamed, the images become universal symbols of landscapes under increasing pressure from development and climate change, inviting viewers to reconsider the beauty, vulnerability and importance of our coastlines.