Burnt Finger, Broken Nose is a visual chronicle illustrating the battles and tribulations of my own personal experience with acute mental and physical illness. Shot during a period of my…
Coverage of the violent fires which raged through the NSW forests due to drought and cuts to firefighting services in the NPWS and RFS. i studied the meteorology of the…
Twelve Moons – is a photographic project celebrating the power, the unknown, the natural, the primal, the love, the life, and the analogue. The long-form documentary art series focuses on…
“And on the 8th day god looked down on his planned paradise and said ‘I need a caretaker’, so god made a farmer” Honest, hardworking, salt of the earth, tough,…
Rural Australia is dying. It once used to be a thriving, prosperous area, with millions of Australians choosing the freedom of the bush over the crowded, fast paced city life.…
Zarzis, in Southern Tunisia, lies just over the border from Libya, the main jump-off point for migrants and refugees from Africa trying to make it to Europe. Here, the numbers…
The circumstances around how the Red Zone came to be are so strange and bizarre that it reads like a science fiction drama. After the initial jubilation of winning a…
Early in the morning of New Years Eve 2019, a devastating bushfire tore through Cobargo, NSW and surrounding areas. The speed and ferocity of the fire however caught everyone off…
Under The Pole is an innovative underwater exploration series of expeditions founded by Ghislain Bardout and Emmanuelle Périé-Bardout which started in 2010 with the first ever dives done under the…
Australian Black Summer is a series documenting one of the worst bushfire seasons Australia has ever seen during the period of late 2019 and on going into 2020. With millions…
The city of Darkhan (“blacksmith”) was built with extensive economic assistance from the Soviet Union in the 1960s. As its name implies, the city was originally conceived to be a…
Christopher Hopkins – Living In The Shadow: Hidden Children
Uganda has more than halved the number of child deaths in the past decade. Immunisation rates are increasing, and life expectancy is on the rise. Uganda was the first sub-Saharan…
The Australian landscape has been a vehicle for story telling for thousands of years. Early indigenous artists would depict the landscape when telling stories of the Dreamtime. These stories represented…
Mikaela Martin & Rowena Meadows – I Found A Window In The Wall
Collaborators, Rowena Meadows and Mikaela Martin live in different hemispheres. After finding two matching 1970s bridesmaid dresses in a local op shop in Nyack, New York, Mikaela kept one and…
Ingo Hansen returns to the desert opal mining town where he grew up, struggling with his health and searching for answers. At a crossroads in his life, he seeks comfort…
This series was shot on Pintupi country in WA whilst camping with the traditional owners. Im honoured to be able to share the complex historical journey along with the personal…
Marks of Devotion is a series of images that explores Orthodox Christian practices in Ethiopia. Although the country is modernising rapidly, ancient traditions remain strong, particularly in the holy city…
Lake Cathie on the NSW mid north coast is a lake that runs through a naturally irregular cycle that sees it connected and disconnected from the ocean. The neighbouring lake…
Into the Fire is a homage to the men and women pushed to the limits and beyond during our summers protracted Wildfire seasons. Year after year they get longer and…
Another Country, Lutruwita / Tasmania, a heart-shaped island at the bottom of the world, redolent of history and myth. Will this wild and special island retain the free agency that…
An Intimate Look into the Life of a Backpacker in Far North Queensland, Australia. Every summer during the wet season in a town called Bloomfield, a small number of backpackers…
Neo Pride is the culmination of four years documenting violent race rallies in Melbourne. The rise of far-right/anti-immigration groups in Melbourne began to proliferate in 2014 as anti-Islamic sentiment, and…
In Australia began as a self portrait series while on a road trip heading home to the Northern Rivers for Christmas. The series was originally titled Christmas time; Australia and…
It started in the summer of 2019. Almost every morning I jolt awake at 5am. The knowledge that fires are burning all over the country floods back into my consciousness.…
Behind Glass is a portrait series documenting mothers and children experiencing isolation in their homes during a period of enforced social distancing, to control the transmission of COVID-19 in Australia.…
Blossom: /ˈblɒs(ə)m/ (of a tree or plant) to produce flowers that develop into fruit. A precious stage of development: still my little girl and a teenager at the same time.…
The Sand That Ate The Sea is an intertextual work documenting the South Australian Opal mining town, Andamooka where part of my family live (and are Opal Miners). The project…
Darrian Traynor – These Scars Are More Than Skin Deep
The Great March of Return began in March 2018 in Gaza and was a response by the Palestinian people to Israels illegal settlements in the West Bank, the refusal of…
The term Build up refers to the transitional period between dry and wet seasons in Northern Australia. The coastal city of Darwin is the Capital of the Top End; the…
In late March of this year, with the world going in to lockdown in the wake of the developing COVID-19 pandemic, all my employment ceased abruptly and I became the…
The Disassembly Line is an extended, but as-yet unpublished photo-essay about the process enacted on the killing floor of a NSW abattoir. The challenge of this project was to produce,…
