Laura Pannack is a London-based photographic artist. Her practice investigates the space between fact and feeling, rooted in analogue photography - primarily medium and large format - and expanded through collage, mixed media, and experimental techniques. Grounded in the tradition of social documentary portraiture, her work seeks to stretch the boundaries of narrative and authorship, creating images that are as much about internal landscapes as external realities. A passion for psychology and science runs through her process, shaping how she observes, connects, and collaborates. She is drawn to transitional states - adolescence, emotional thresholds, and unseen tensions. Storytelling is both her subject and method, and she works over long periods, allowing ideas and relationships to unfold organically. By merging tactile processes with conceptual inquiry, she aims to create images that resonate with ambiguity. She believes mystery and silence are key to allowing space for reflection, and her images strive to hold poetic, intimate moments that invite connection as much as conversation.