The music of the gale and the orchestrated, sudden downpour and rhythm of the rain; instruments determined to sing out.
Only moonlight could illuminate the smallest things which emerged from the shadowy land.
Every sense of direction and pattern would have been lost if it were not for the cliffs that forced the night sky open.
Staring deep into the vast number of shining sapphires and emeralds in the night sky, we leave trails burnt and left behind.
Bachelor of Design with Honours
Walking through Wellington’s South Coast and the isolated Te Kopahou reserve, 'Echoes of the Pulse' consists of landscape photographs taken at night that engage with time. Compensating for the lack of light, the duration spent exposing the photographs intersected with a developing relationship with the wild place. The images are the result of responding to circumstances and the senses, bringing the life of the coastal landscape and the stars together.
