The photographer has long been nurturing a fondness for the country and its culture. Here, she talks us through her latest series – a project lensing the tradition of contortion.

Still in it's infancy, Kerry looks deeply into the act of contortion and how it’s deeply rooted in Mongolian culture, or very much celebrated as an important part of the country’s heritage. “During the ‘70s years of communism, contortionists were used to showcase Mongolian discipline and physical prowess on the international stage,” she explains of the series’ context.

“In Mongolia,” Kerry continues, “the practicalities of every day still seem so incredibly theatrical, it often feels like a privilege to be allowed to witness domestic acts and traditions.”

“I wonder if contortionist and other sporting skills or performances that are so celebrated in Mongolia, will perhaps be replaced, and forgotten in years to come?”