No two paths through time are ever alike Photograph

At this critical point in Earth’s history, we are seeing more people concerned by the human effect on the environment and questioning our place and role within the landscape. For centuries, we have tried to draw meaning from the world around us, attributing different myths and legends to the natural world in reverence of these forms. We strive to find a connectedness to the land on which we live; knowing intuitively that it is a force greater than ourselves. No two paths through time are ever alike is inspired by the beauty of the Australian landscape, this work draws together imagery from various locations around the Australian Alpine region. It is a reimagining with the aim of creating a wholly new globalised landscape and forcing together a selection of vistas and bringing focus to the intrinsically beautiful details depicted in each image of these various landscapes. Technical specifications: All images are taken by the artist from several locations around the Australian Alpine region and Lake George. Each layer is a C-type photograph was carefully cut by hand and glued to archival box board with archival book paste. The whole artwork is mounted inside a black/brown raw wood ‘painting’ frame. Dimensions are – 25 x 19 cm and approximately 5cm deep (including frame). Notes: This artwork was awarded winner of the 2018 Fisher’s Ghost Art Award for Photography at the Campbelltown Art Centre.