‘Inside The Stalls’ documents the raw, funny and explicit contents of bathroom graffiti as a form of anonymous human expression. Presented in a journal, the photos captured in this piece peel back the layers of human thought, emotion, and humour scrawled in the private corners of public spaces, and by using a blend of digital and analogue techniques, the images reflect the chaotic yet deeply personal nature of these isolated dialogues. Featuring experimental edits, anonymous scribbles and different artistic mediums, this series explores the tension between anonymity and expression, permanence and impermanence, whilst also capturing fleeting traces of human connections left behind on the walls. The journal itself becomes an extension of this narrative, designed to offer a creative and intimate experience that mirrors the physicality of the bathroom graffiti it documents. ‘Inside The Stalls’ invites you to consider the ways we leave our mark on the world, turning mundane spaces into a powerful testament to our human impulse to communicate, express ourselves, and be remembered.