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Perspective

Site Unseen
20.07.22

What happens when architectural photographers consider their medium as subject rather than object? Site Unseen, presented by our friends Centre for Contemporary Photography (CCP) as part of Open House Melbourne (30-31 July), sees sixteen photographers explore emotional experiences of place and the diversity that exists in architectural and built form photography – in medium, typology and the photographic community itself. ⁠

Curated by participating photographer Tom Ross, Site Unseen includes works by Rory Gardiner, Ying Ang, Pier Carthew, Coco and Maximilian, John Gollings, Gavin Green, Morgan Hickinbotham, Brooke Holm, Rohan Hutchinson, Annika Kafcaloudis, Mengzhu Jiang, Shannon McGrath, Veeral Patel, Erieta Attali and Ben Hosking, with editioned works available for purchase.⁠

Tom Ross, The Light Fell Into The Water series 2021.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Tom Ross, The Light Fell Into The Water series 2021.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Annika Kafcaloudis, Building Site series 2022.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Rohan Hutchinson, Untitled works 2019-2022.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Rohan Hutchinson, Untitled #2 2019-2022.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Morgan Hickinbotham, Practicalities in Architecture III 2022.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Morgan Hickinbotham, Practicalities in Architecture series 2022.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Pier Carthew, Melbourne Uni series 2021.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Pier Carthew, Melbourne Uni series 2021.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Pop-up stores by two of Melbourne’s leading photography and architecture bookstores, Perimeter Books and Bookshop by Uro, accompany the display of architectural works, providing further insights into the emotionally-charged nature of capturing place.

“In a time when architecture representation is being narrowed to imagery of persuasion, perhaps this work can serve as a reminder of the sincere exchange between people and the built environment,” (Centre for Contemporary Photography).

Ben Hosking, When Skin Has Eyes series 2018-2020.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Ben Hosking, When Skin Has Eyes series 2018-2020.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Shannon McGrath, View series 2022.
Photography by Tom Ross.

Shannon McGrath, View series 2022.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Brooke Holm, JUDD series 2020.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Gavin Green, Untitled series 2011-2020.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Gavin Green, Untitled series 2011-2020.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Rory Gardiner, Al Jaddaf series 2019.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Mengzhu Jiang, Osaka University of Arts 2019.
Photograph by Tom Ross.

Ying Ang, Gold Coast installation 2022.
Photography by Tom Ross.