Transient Nature (untitled #16) Ed. 1 of 10

Society’s obsession with smartphones is bordering on an epidemic. Subsequently, the way in which we consume photographs on our devices–swiping away each image after the briefest of moments to accommodate our increasingly busy lifestyles and dwindling attention spans–results in us looking without really engaging. This series reflects on the transient nature of photographs in today’s tech-dependant culture.

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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.