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The series, Camèr, was created during a stationing with the Australian Rural Fire Service as an aerial helicopter cameraman.

We’re working to show the public the many changes the surrounding environment has undergone, and the impact of those changes.

I feel truly inspired every time I do fire juggling. The sound of flames hissing in the air is powerful and mesmerising.

I love looking at images or my environment and noticing how it can be broken down into shapes, forms and colours.

Nature inspires me, especially the mountains and the sea. Trees. Colours of fall. Shadow and light. Stones, different kinds of rock.

In both the photographic works on exhibition at OPEN 24 HRS and the drawings which Art Gazette have acquired, there is a…

Living in Venice completely changes people's habits as it is a place without cars and with a very particular rhythm of life. The workspaces, the…

Photography is a fragment of time and space within the image’s frame.  It is a suspended moment presented for our contemplation.…

In this series of conversations, we will explore how the pandemic has impacted artists, whose practice is largely invisible without the benefit…