“In my head, I’m chatting away to myself almost constantly whilst out taking pictures,” says photographer Paul Harrison to the Phoblographer in an interview. “That internal monologue massively helps with spotting the connections that are common in my work. I’ve found that if I say a potential connection ‘out loud’ in my head, I’m much more likely to connect it to something else, art gallery rooms or even half a second away.” Paul’s work is a fascinating study of public irony, chaos, and emotional connection to the dialogue between the artistic and technical mindset. Indeed, he’s both an aspirational and inspirational goal.