Australia and New Zealand occupy the same region of the world but offer fundamentally different experiences of it. The Australian coast carries warmth and openness, light that arrives without apology and ocean that feels vast and unhurried. New Zealand moves in a different register entirely: alpine terrain that rises sharply from fjord water, a landscape of compression and vertical drama softened by moisture and cloud. What these environments share is a quality of remoteness that is felt rather than calculated, a sense of being genuinely far from the center of things, and the particular clarity of attention that distance from familiarity tends to produce. These images were made at that distance.
In Australia, the works range from the limestone stacks of the Twelve Apostles and the old jetty at Portsea to the bathing boxes of Brighton beach in Melbourne and the Sydney Opera House beneath the Harbour Bridge. In New Zealand, they include the lone willow standing in Lake Wanaka, the Moeraki Boulders resting on the shore, and the peaks and waterfalls of the Southern Alps and Fiordland. The warm Australian coastal works suit living rooms and the spaces where people gather, while the cooler, quieter New Zealand works suit bedrooms, studies, and rooms meant for rest.
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