Flowing in Silence
In this project, each piece represents a convergence of perception and emotion—translating the landscape into a personal mythology. Through pinhole photography and drawing, I seek to capture moments of silence and resonance that hold deep personal significance. By weaving these practices together, I aim to evoke reflection and longing, inviting viewers to contemplate the places that resonate within their own stories.
I strive to witness the immensity of the landscape through a tiny aperture, deliberately setting aside technical aspects of photography. My aim is to capture what I perceive directly through this small opening, rendered in black and white, to record the enigmatic qualities of places such as Ellendale Pool and Chapman River.
Each work becomes a dialogue with the spaces I briefly inhabit—a lasting image that bears silent witness to the transient encounters between self and place.
A couple of these photographs were exhibited in Seven Form (Geraldton '26) at Geraldton Regional Art Gallery in 2026.