Photograph Video: the garden 1 
23 August - 10 September 2024

Window Gallery
T̓łat̓ła̱sk̓udis Sointula, Canada

  Installations view,  Photograph video: the garden 1, 2024




The Window Gallery is located at the Sointula Art Shed - an old work shed (with a fishing net mending loft) that is now an art space in a residential street in the small village of T̓łat̓ła̱sk̓udis Sointula in the north island region, the Kwakwaka'wakw Territories, in British Columbia, Canada.  This work was developed while on residency during August 2024. 

An instant photograph was filmed for the duration of its development, on the ground, in the location where the photograph was taken. The site in this instance was just to the left of the window in the garden that surrounded the workspace, artists cottage, and gallery. The image was complicated by the movement of wind, and insects, the roar of a car passing, voices of others working and birds nearby, and other incidence of that moment in time including my own movements behind the camera.

never together
20 July - 18 August 2023

Lara Chamas, Matilda Davis, Christopher Duncan, Evangeline Riddiford-Graham, Fiona Williams
curated by Victoria Wynne-Jones

Futures Gallery
Naarm Melbourne

  
  Untitled, 2023, Cyanotype on Somerset velvet white 300 gsm, 18 x 24.5 cm. Unique (one of pair)




  installation view, never together, 2023, 



A rain cyanotype made in response to an oblique moment from Helen Garner's short story 'In Paris'. 

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 Cohabitants 
 19 August - 17 September 2022

 Favour
 Ōtepoti Dunedin, New Zealand



  Cohabitants, 2022, installation view, Favour




  Cohabitants, 2022, installation view, Favour



  Untitled, 2021, alkyd oil on aluminium, 30 x 40 cm


  Untitled, 2021alkyd oil on aluminium, 15.8 x 19.4 cm 


  Untitled (sodden camelias), 2020alkyd oil on aluminium, 30 x 40 cm



  Untitled (sheoak), 2020alkyd oil on aluminium, 30 x 40 cm



After the opening there was a walk with a small group of interested folks through the nearby forest amongst and illuminated by the local glow worms. 

Photographed by Justin Spiers. Detail shots of works via hyperlinked titles. + Plants as arranged by Miss Reid Floral Studio whose space is shared with Favour.