Pigeon Hole Escapes



Pigeon Hole Escapes observes playgrounds set against the backdrop of London’s estates, small pockets of imagination surrounded by repetition and restraint. Shot in wide frames, the photographs reveal the quiet coexistence of play and confinement: swings and slides dwarfed by towering facades, colour pushing against concrete.

The series reimagines these spaces as sites of resilience, where children’s movement becomes a form of flight within fixed structures. Like pigeons navigating the city’s geometry, Pigeon Hole Escapes reflects on how freedom survives, not in distance, but in defiance.