Image Sharon Greenaway I am a photographic artist based in Bendigo, Victoria. I use my photographic art in a variety of mixed media to achieve my final outcomes. The outcomes of my work include but are not limited to scarves and shawls; one off art books; Giclee photographs and miniature scale art pieces using 1/12th… Continue reading Sharon Greenaway
Tag: droughts
Edwina Richards
“Road to nowhere” Days after the fires of 2019/2020 swept through Taree and beyond, NSW. www.edwinarichards.com @edwinajillrichards 🟡CALL OUT🟡 THE #everydayclimatecrisis PROJECT: A Visual Petition This is a call out to all women and non-binary people of Australia to create images about Australia’s climate crisis, country-wide. These images can include literal: 1: Images of the… Continue reading Edwina Richards
Jennifer Blau
Almost one year after enormous fires raged on Sydney’s North Head. Areas of the National Park remain burnt out with no sign of regeneration. It feels like an apopcalyptic scene at the gateway to Australia. Although these fires were the result of a hazard burn which got out of control, its a reminder of the… Continue reading Jennifer Blau
Pamela Pauline
The effects of climate change are far reaching and our flora and fauna are severely impacted. “Biophilia Bouquet” forms part of my “Fragile Beauty, Rich and Rare” series. In this body of work, I tell a story not often told, that of Australia’s threatened flora. Adding to this narrative, I have incorporated photographs of Australia’s… Continue reading Pamela Pauline
Melissa Stewart
Climate Emotions Spending time in the country during this pandemic has made me happy, but it hurts me to witness the vanishing of landscapes… Melissa Stewart
Kelli Miller
After the bush fires through some of the Tarkine, a proposed world heritage area in Tasmania I came across this burnt out space with this tree elder in the centre of a circle looking like all the trees around where paying homage to their grandness. I went back a year later, thankfully the tree was… Continue reading Kelli Miller
Alice Duncan
Picnic at Ngannelong (2019), C-Type print, 179 x 117 cm This photograph comes from a larger series exploring the damaging and sometime violent destruction of the Australian landscape. So many photographs of rural Australia often represent the country as an empty place. I’m doing so, they negate the tens-of-thousands of years of Indigenous occupation that… Continue reading Alice Duncan
Stella Pretty
Instagram @stellaprettyphotography Image: Coastal Erosion – Byron Bay Main Beach 2021 I am a multidisciplinary artist working with a variety of mediums such as photography, paint and ink, sculpture, jewellery, and the written word. My photography practice is central to my arts practice and I am passionate about using imagery to share stories. My work… Continue reading Stella Pretty
Ilana Rose
www.ilanarose.com.au @ilanarose_docophoto Coopernook NSW 31st December 2019 Driving through the intense smoke of the fires that hit Coopernook and Crowdy Bay National Park during the Summer of 2019
Christine James
Smoke coloured sunset Girards Hill Lismore October 2019. Mega fires burning to the west – Girard State Forest, north – Mt Nardi NP, south – Busbys Flat, etcetera etcetera. Indelibly etched fear experienced by all in those weeks. @christineJames1