Domestic Disorder considers the chaos and congestion of clutter within the domestic setting and its impact on mental health. This is a personal journey, exploring my relationship with possessions through a series of solitary, improvised performances with treasured possessions. Each performance triggers a series of memories, thoughts and emotions, enabling me to further understand the complex relationship I have with my belongings. Photographic practice becomes personal therapy, documenting my journey from a state of disorder, where clutter and possessions overwhelm me to a more ordered state where I able to feel at peace in my surroundings.