Lewis is a North West–based photographic printmaker and artist exploring the UK’s industrial heritage, personal memory and the natural processes that have shaped civilisation. His work engages with the vernacular; attending to overlooked, everyday spaces through an intuitive and emotionally responsive approach. His current projects include Ghosts of Bachelard, an exploration of interior space as a site of meditation, where presence, absence and temporality intersect. Working across frottage, analogue and digital photography, Lewis uses the physical interior as a means to probe the metaphysical. Blurring the boundary between the seen and the felt. Alongside this, The Sleeping City imagines the city as a living entity, asking: what would it dream of? Through a fictional character situated within a constructed urban landscape, the work examines the intersection of urban experience and psychological space. Both projects are ongoing, experimental and continually evolving.