Works from the series Siloquies & Soliloquies on Death, Life and Other Interludes are  included in the exhibition Suicide: Let’s Talk About It! at The Museum for Sephulcral Culture, Kassel, Germany, from 10.09.2021 – 27.02.2022.

What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty is included in The Center for Book Arts summer exhibition series, New York, as part of the Paris Photo & Aperture Book Awards 2020 touring exhibition. This exhibition will run from 09 Jul – 18 Sep 2021.

O Efeito do Observador: À volta da fotografia na Coleção Norlinda e José Lima, featuring images from the series Approaches & Landscapes Beyond the Burden of Proof will be exhibited […]

What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty Vase, winner of the BJP’s 1854 Portrait  of Humanity Photography Prize 2020,  is exhibited at the Belfast Photo Festival (Northern Ireland), from 03 Jun – 30 July 2021 .

Works from the series The Time Machine & This is not a House feature in the exhibition Ensaio para uma Comunidade: retrato de uma coleção em construção,@ MAAT, Lisbon (Espaço Central Tejo). This exhibition is curated by Paulo Mendes and runs from  24 Apr 21 to 03 Jul 22.

Ron’s Hand is made of Guilt, no Muscle or Bone. He has two clinically depressed fingers and an angry thumb  has made the shortlist in the PHMuseum Photography Grant 2021.

Images from the series Landscaped Beyond:The Burden of Proof were among the winning entries in the BJP’s 1854 Decade of Change awards. An exhibition of winners will be presented at the Hong Kong Museum of Climate Change on June 10 2021.

Civilization: The Way we Live now, an exhibiting curated by William Ewing featuring works from the series The Time Machine and 00:00.00 is  exhibited at Museum, Marseille. This exhibition will run from  24 Feb to 28 June, 2021.

What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty Vase, winner of the BJP 1854 Portrait of Humanity Photography Prize 2020, is exhibited at Photo 2021 (Melbourne, Australia). The festival runs from 18 – 21 February 2021.

What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty Vase wins the inaugural Portrait  of Humanity Photography Prize 2020.

What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty Vase kicks off the UK exhibition tour @ The Herbert Museum (Coventry, UK).

What Photography & Incarceration have in Common with an Empty is selected in the 2020 PHmuseum Best PhotoBook of The Year List.