Horizon #6: That Named Place Which Is Not One
A series of constructed photographs in which sea and sky are separated and reassembled, creating horizons that never existed.
A long-running photographic investigation of the horizon, exploring the relationship between sea, sky, distance and perception.
A series of constructed photographs in which sea and sky are separated and reassembled, creating horizons that never existed.
Six photographs of the Tasman Sea made from a single viewpoint across one day, observing changing light, time and the horizon.
Photographs of the Tasman Sea made over four days, reflecting on change, movement and the relationship between sea and sky.
Black and white photographs of oceans and seas surrounding Australia, questioning how these vast bodies of water are named and understood.
Part of Catherine Rogers’ Horizon project, these photographs explore the Pacific Ocean through balanced images of sea and sky.