28/08/2026
A story that sees the whole picture.
A huge thank you to journalist Niki Bezzant and MAS for this incredibly detailed and thoughtful piece on endometriosis — and for giving space to both the realities of this disease and the hope for what’s ahead.
This article accurately reflects just how serious and complex endometriosis can be, while also highlighting the progress being made in research, diagnosis and treatment. From the reality of delayed diagnosis and dismissed pain, to emerging research into the immune system, genetics, microbiome and potential biomarkers — there is still so much we don’t know, but there is also so much reason to keep pushing forward.��I’m incredibly grateful to have been included alongside other endo warriors in this conversation, and to share a little of my own story — including why I created Now You See Me.
Because this is exactly why visibility matters. Endometriosis is not “just a bad period”. It can affect every part of a person’s life, and for far too long, people have had to fight to be believed.
Now You See Me is one small part of that bigger conversation — using photography and storytelling to make the experiences of people living with endometriosis visible, human and impossible to dismiss.
And as Now You See Me heads into its first exhibition in Wellington this September, I’m always open to media enquiries, interviews, podcasts and opportunities to talk about endometriosis, invisible illness, photography, advocacy and the project.
📩 Media enquiries: DM or get in touch via my website.
📖 Read the full article: Unravelling the mystery of endometriosis https://www.mas.co.nz/hub/unravelling-the-mystery-of-endometriosis/