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Shadows and Consequences is an exhibition of artworks created during multiple residencies in Falls Creek between 2018-2024. Through photography, video, sound and interactive installation, this exhibition honours local residents by exploring the complex relationship between people and their surrounding environment. It explores how understanding our connection to a particular place, might prepare us to face the complex challenges that lie ahead. The images below were created by projecting photographic images onto environmental conditions such as Clouds, Fog and Snow.
Shadows and Consequences #1 - Cloud Portraits.
These images were created by taking photographic portraits of long term residents of the Victorian Alps, and then projecting those images onto clouds from the top of Mt Mckay, the highest driveable point in Australia, and rephotographed.
Shadows and Consequences #2 - Museum Charcoals
These images were created by taking photographs of objects from the Falls Creek Alpine Museum, and projecting those photographs into different environmental conditions, then rephotographing. portraits of long term residents of the Victorian Alps, and then projecting those images onto clouds from the top of Mt Mckay, the highest driveable point in Australia, and rephotographed.
