Photographer and cyberpsychologist whose work combines over two decades of creative experience with research into human connection, identity, and our relationship with technology. She documents daily life through visual essays and acclaimed projects like Humans of Dublin and We’ve Lost Dancing, highlighting how we connect or disconnect in an overstimulated world.
Beyond photography, she founded Sersha, a social impact game designed to help pre-teens and their families navigate smartphone use, built on her research from her Master’s in Cyberpsychology. She shares her insights on YouTube and Substack, and recently launched The Construct, an IRL meetup series exploring the intersection of technology, psychology, spirituality, and the human experience.


