Shifting Geometry of Cremorne

I’ve been visiting the suburb of Cremorne in Melbourne over several years for a project documenting the suburb's rapid rate of change. Many of my projects are long term ranging from weeks, months and even decades. Reviewing my current photographic collection for the Cremorne project I have amassed in excess of 20,000 photographs. Repeatedly exploring a given location forms part of my creative process. How the light changes throughout the day and seasons means the opportunities to create photography are constantly variable. Mixing this with a suburb under immense change due to redevelopment, Cremorne provides a rich playground for documentary photography. This is a relatively new building in Cremorne, and I love its rusty patina and a nod to the industrial architecture and history that was once prominent in the suburb. I also like how its juxtaposed next to an older industrial building, and a reminder that perhaps it too could be gone with the march of progress?...

 
 
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