Night Site # 1-6

exhibited at 'Geography of Space, Archeaology of Time'
26 Oct - 1 Dec 2018
Australian Centre for Photography, Sydney

[Excerpt from my writing on 'Night Site', 7/10/2018]
"The sites, which I photograph at night, are mostly faintly exposed to be visible.
They are the sites where I feel the possibility of being open, or pervasive. This is suggested in the reflections or the actual light sources, or a combination of both artificial and natural (for example, the street lights and moon light). This feeling actually resonates with the sensations I had when walking at night during my Bundanon residency.
At that time, I could not articulate why I was drawn to the night walks. But in reflection I can say there is some similarity with my recent walks [in Tokyo]."

'Night Site' was developed through participating to the project, 'Geography of Space, Archeology of Time' - 'in Dialogue' with Izabela Pluta, facilitated by Allison Holland (Australian Centre for Photography), with the funding from Australian-Japan Foundation, and the technial support from Kawalabo! Kawala Printmaking Laboratory, Tokyo. The project's exhibition was held 26 October - 1 December 2018 at the ACP project gallery, Sydney.

project website
review by Kathleen linn on Art+Australia Online

Other works of mine shown in the exhibition are:
As it were a meteorite of the earth’s shadow #1- 15, Ode to the Zephry's murming petal, Listening to misterioso' and 'How it just remains, how it subsides, and how it undoes ‘I’.