Permanent Past
Permanent Past (2019) looks at Rome through the prism of block universe theory. This suggests that the past, present and future exist at the same time. This possibility was suggested by Einstein and current scientific thinking seems to think it probable.
Permanent Past examines the accretions of 28 centuries of Roman habitation. A layering of history that is compressed in our ‘present’. It speaks of a city – on a town – on a settlement – on vacant land.
Permanent Past sifts through the sediment of Rome to reveal her spectacular periods of great knowledge and successes and of her science and superstition.
Proximiry
2002
A series of short walks:
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to the gate
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laundry to deck edge.
Exposures made to left and right, up and down, domestic banality filtered through the mind and senses.
2007 Proximity, Depot 2 Gallery, Sydney
2003 Proximity, Il Ponte Contemporanea, Roma