Benedict Flett: “I’m a photographer and writer from London. My photographic practice began with early projects in Belarus and London that examined the impact of discourses of ‘progress’ on the built and natural environment.
In recent years, my focus has shifted towards landscape – mythic, wild and rationalised. One of the best things I ever did was walk the Pennine Way during my gap year, and I haven’t stopped pounding the paths of Britain since.
My interests span archives, topography, satellite imagery, mythology, and time.