GEOMORPHOLOGY / MAY SPACE / 2020
Geomorphology explores the immense forces of nature that shape the ancient rock formations of the MacDonnell Ranges in Central Australia. This region is part of the traditional lands of the Arrernte people and the indelible legacy of Arrernte artist Albert Namatjira is still evident when walking through this landscape. Thousands of years of intermittent floods have carved canyons through the quartzite, creating waterholes and creeks. Alongside these grow River Red Gums that have adapted over time, taking over dry riverbeds and sending their roots deep underground to find water.
2020 | May Space, Sydney | gelatin silver photographs
Fluvial Landscape, 2019, gelatin silver photograph
Rwetyepme (Mt Sonder), 2019, gelatin silver photograph
Tjoritja (West Macdonnell Ranges), 2019, gelatin silver photograph
