It was perfect weather on Saturday for walking and talking about photography and landscape, with locals interested in photography at Point Nepean National Park on the Mornington Peninsula…
If you happen to be walking in Chinatown, Melbourne, take a look at the shopfront at 229 Russell Street. You will see a detail of my artwork ‘Looking Closer’, a Public Art Commission for the City of Melbourne’s ‘Picture Windows’ project…
An exhibition of my photographic works will be exhibited at May Space in July. Geomorphology explores the immense forces of nature that shape the ancient rock formations of the MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia, reflecting on questions regarding endless time and the role of water in the creation of these landscapes.
Thrilled to be exhibiting in the Incinerator Art Award again. My handprinted photograph Dagger Plant, explores the aesthetic and moral complexities of introduced plants and seeds growing wild in Australian National Parks and bushland environments.
