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Photograph, Paper (Requires Framing)

71.1cm (W) x 71.1cm (H) x 0.3cm (D)

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Artwork Description

From the series FLUX, created during Melbourne’s stage 4 lockdown of 2020, this work is a reflection of the constant state of uncertainty induced by the coronavirus pandemic. These images represent this period of anxiety, and the resulting disconnect caused by such an unprecedented deprivation of human interaction of this magnitude.

This images were produced using an experimental technique in which thousands of frames from a moving image are combined to create a single photograph. Capturing this motion in camera allowed me to glimpse the unexpected, and embrace the imperfections.

Artist Bio

George is a Melbourne-based fine art photographer whose images explore the dichotomy of darkness and light. His conceptual approach often takes the form of self-portraiture, which he employs to investigate his own identity. Outside of his art practice, George teaches photography, post-production, and filmmaking at Photography Studies College, and the Centre for Adult Education.

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George's studio is in Melbourne