A garden of grasses is a time-based photographic exploration of how, through the seasons, native grassland plants have been cultivated and forced to grow in a small backyard amongst introduced exotic species – moving around in pots, enduring extreme heat and shade and going to seed.

Still life cyanotype studies and photograms reveal from a worm’s eye view the plants’ agency as edible tubers, roots and seeds and function as an index for the threat of their potential extinction.

Opening Night: Friday 2 February 6 – 8pm
Red Gallery, 157 St Georges Road, Fitzroy North, Victoria 3068

Exhibition: 30 January – 11 February 2024
10.30 am – 5pm, Tuesday – Sunday