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The great relics and monuments have long since given way to the tourism and development. This shopping trolley is a stark contrast of modern-day consumerism and antiquity. The tourist trail is a well worn one and the legacy of change is constant.
Peter Hyatt is an established Melbourne artist with a background in design and architecture spanning more than three decades. He is a widely published photographer represented in the National Portrait Gallery, Canberra. Exhibitions include the Ballarat international Photo Biennale, 45 Downstairs, Melbourne and Bowness Prize finalist, Monash Gallery of Art.
Artwork: Aisle 17
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