Né à Hong Kong, 1966. Vit à Fremantle, Australie de l'Ouest
Graham Miller est un photographe dont le travail a été exposé à l'international et à travers l'Australie, dont au Haggerty Museum aux Etats-Unis, au Festival International de Pingayo en Chine, au Rencontres Internationales de Photographie de Niort en France, au Kaunas Photo en Lituanie, au F/Stop Festival de Leipzig en Allemagne, au Festival Yokohama au Japon, au centre australien de la photographie à Sydney, à l'Art Gallery de l'Ouest de l'Australie, au Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, et à la Photography Gallery de l'Ouest australien. Il est co-fondateur de FotoFreo, un festival biennal internationale de photographie situé à Fremantle, Australie de l'Ouest.
« Je suis intéressé par l'ambiguité des images. La façon dont tous les photographes ont les éléments de fabrication de la vérité »
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Born in Hong Kong, 1966. Lives in Fremantle, Western Australia
Graham Miller is a photographer whose work has been exhibited internationally and throughout Australia, including the Haggerty Museum USA, Pingyao International Festival of Photography China, Recontres Photographie Internationale de Niort France, Kaunas Photo Lithuania, F/Stop Festival Leipzig Germany, Yokohama Photography Festival Japan, the Australian Centre for Photography in Sydney, the Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, and the Photography Gallery of Western Australia. He was a co-founder of FotoFreo, a biennial international festival of photography based in Fremantle, Western Australia
"I'm interested in the ambiguity of images. The way that all photographs have elements of fabrication and truth making."
All That is Solid Melts into Air focuses on a community perched on the edge of wilderness. Created in the Blue Mountains around Katoomba, the photographs explore notions of the sublime and are inspired by Northern European Romantic painting, including those by Caspar David Friedrich and Eugene von Guerard. The series endeavours to capture a visual poetics of place and explore the communion of people with the landscape. These images are not a documentary or journalistic account, but an ambiguous blending of impression and fact and an attempt to provide delicate evocations of human presence and hope.
The Blue Mountains are set within a World Heritage listed area. It is a primordial landscape with an unusually diverse range of vegetation and ancient plants. Its plant life vibrates with resilience and hidden secrets. ...