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Picnic at Ngannelong
2019
35mm photographic negatives hole punched, archival inkjet prints, 117x129 cm and projection.
You cannot fully understand yourself just by looking into a
mirror. Images (like personal or cultural identities) are multi-faceted, ever
changing and most significantly, constructed. Picnic At Ngannelong combines
still and moving imagery to create images that are symbolic representations of
Australia as a place, rather than a nation; a place that exists as a result of
both our imagination and our destructive physical presence.
This project speaks to the act of taking and defacing
photographs of the Australian landscape. These works can be considered as
having two separate processes, which run parallel to each other. It brings
together past and present Australian histories, by combining past (analogue)
and present (digital) photographic techniques; envisaging apocalyptic scenarios
in which a storm of inequality, political instability and environmental
catastrophes are slowly burning earth into extinction.
Exhibitions:
Centre for Projection Art, Colingwood Yards (2021)
Gertrude Street Projection Festival, Melbourne (2020)
Documentation of video work available here.
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