“Yesterday, at the stillest hour, the ground seemed to give way: my dream began. The hand moved, the clock of my life held its breath – I never heard such stillness about me.” Friedrich Nietzsche, Thus Spoke Zarathustra – The Stillest Hour, 1883-85.
In my photography of Victoria’s Highland forests, I seek to capture those stillest hours, when no words are spoken. These are the moments that tell my own story – as I seek to better understand these forests.
I am delighted to be exhibiting a series of my photographs at the Yering Station Art Gallery. My exhibition will be opening on 21 July 2018 and will run until 8 October 2018.
My photographs are printed on Arches Velin archival quality cotton paper and framed in hand crafted recycled timber.
For further information, please go to the Yering Station Art Gallery Website:
I sincerely wish to acknowledge the Wurundjeri, Taungurung and Gunaikurnai peoples, upon whose land my photographs were all taken. It is their longstanding close relationship with country, their legacy spanning thousands of years, that has shaped these forests and made them into what they are today. It is imperative that we learn from their continuing legacy, so that we can enjoy these forests into the future.