I Have More To Say explores the quiet turning points of everyday life: decisions made, conversations avoided and moments understood but left unsaid.

Through carefully staged photographic scenes, Jasmine Poole and Christopher Sewell use collected objects to give physical form to memory, uncertainty and change. Human figures are absent, but their presence is implied through what remains: a running tap, a burning cigarette, an overflowing teacup.

Each image sits at an uncertain point within a larger narrative, inviting the viewer to consider what may have happened just before, or what is about to happen next.

The exhibition follows Poole and Sewell’s lockdown series I Have Something to Tell You, continuing their exploration of the emotional weight and ambiguity that accompanies change.