ONE THOUSAND PIECE JIGSAW (I WILL PUT MYSELF TOGETHER AGAIN, AND AGAIN) is a photographic installation that explores self expression, identity, body and purpose. Mirroring the change in place, environment, and lifestyle as a person grows up, the personal exploration
Corrupted Growth I would like to acknowledge that the images in this work were taken on both Taungarang and Wurundjeri land, and I pay my respects to the elders, past, present, and emerging, recognising their ongoing relationship to the land,
Roadkill Every day, violence – random or premeditated – occurs on our streets and in our homes. Roadkill is a project about fear; not of the unknown, not of the mysterious creatures in dark, but of the known. The fear
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Oliver Altermatt During several months on the Greek island of Hydra, I became fascinated by how life here continues to depend on human hands. With no cars or heavy machinery, everything — from construction and fishing to daily transport —
To Be Seen Growing into the people we want to become. We also grow alongside technology and the ever-looming surveillance within today’s society. Especially in densely populated cities such as London, Singapore and Melbourne Trying to find yourself within these
My Mother’s Clothes Selina Vicenzino My Mother’s Clothes reflects on the women who raised me, exploring femininity, memory & loss, and how their impact has formed my understanding of self. I spent a lot of time with my great aunties
Robyn Beeche Award Recipient The Wandering Womb and Other Myths is a body of work that traces the historical pathologising of female emotion and the enduring cultural echoes of hysteria. Through photography, moving image, sound, and installation, the project examines
The entrance to Port Phillip Bay, today known as the Heads, marks the beginning of the Mornington Peninsula, the traditional lands of the Burin’yong Bulluk, a clan of the Bunurong people. Their Ancestors called this place Monmar. It has
