Holly Blackmore
The pressures of your fingers still call my body home; true, the truest, the house you will never forget.
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Holly Blackmore
Even the very act of interpreting reality, as it takes place via our senses, is determined by cultural discourse.
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Marc Roberts
But what has really been attracting me lately is the out of sorts. The object that should not be there, or why is it there? Pictures tell a thousand words, right? For this series that word is odd.
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Emma Pazarkoski
We think we know someone just by the first glance but how much do you know about these people? How much do you know about yourself? In asking these questions, welcome to skin.
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My work is forever evolving from the work I created before, constantly working with the manifestation of time and space, lost searching for where the wild paintings grow.
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Shelby Sumskis
The anticipation of waiting for the roll to be developed, the delayed gratification, the excitement when you finally receive your photos, and the disappointment often accompanying some mistakes which can’t be fixed.
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Jess Bortolazzo
Three’s a Crowd is an online store aiming to bring warmth and homey comfort to any space by providing unique, handmade artworks and prints.
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Holly Blackmore
This series explores my recent feelings of unfolding into myself, of realising who/what I am, and being ok with all of the tricky feelings that come along with this transparency.
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Holly Blackmore
The concept was simple - lights off, album playing through from start to finish, pen and paper. I would just write/draw whatever stood out to me amidst the waves of sound.
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Bailee Tan
After a couple dud op shop finds and a few heart-breaking blank rolls, I found my first film camera in Japan.
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