Obscured

Bus Projects, Melbourne
August, 2014

Kate Beckingham, Emma Hamilton, Therese Keogh and Amanda Williams

Emma Hamilton, Extended Moment (lens), 2013. Image courtesy of Christo Crocker.
Obscured, installation view, 2014. Image courtesy of Christo Crocker.
In Obscured Kate Beckingham, Emma Hamilton, Therese Keogh and Amanda Williams investigate the status of the image in contemporary art practice. By bringing together their disparate practices, the artists explore the potentiality of photography through sculptural experimentation and the space that exists between the real and the unreal within the photographic image. Mixing photomedia and object-based practices through a conversational installation, Obscured suggests an ‘other place’ where time and space compress and photographic processes expand through a translation of the interstitial. The artists engage in the potential of an expanded photography, exploring concepts of time and space to consider the tensions that arise through a dislocation of history, technology, reality and matter within the idea of the ‘image’.

Emma Hamilton, Extended Moment (photograph), 2013.