Postcards from L.A. is a series of four artworks that explore our relationship with American Mass Media - particularly those of us participating as outsiders in other countries - and the way visual culture is coded in an intricate language built from our interactions. Simultaneously, the pieces convey a personal journey I undertook in December 2013 while visiting Los Angeles for the first time, and the breakdown of my perception and my identity built within mass media.

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The works were mounted onto thick chipboard and coated with a matt glaze, mimicking the style in which bought posters were often displayed in our childhood bedrooms.

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Postcards from L.A. was accompanied by a thesis, which can be read here.