Challenging the perceptual distinctions of traditional photography, three-dimensional photographic works seek to reintroduce absent subjects – things that can’t be seen and are no longer – back into the collective. Mappable territories are defined through positive and negative space, thinness and thickness, forms and edges. The works suggest a way to how three-dimensional photographic technologies propose future personas, politics and loss.
This exhibition comprises part of the VCA School of Art 2021 PhD Program.