Meteorites

Meteorites is a diary of analogue images taken on the land I grew up on, documenting the everyday but surreal occurrences of my family’s life. I moved back to my family home to help care for my father in 2021, the year before he died. During this time, I was also working on the land, preparing the house to be sold, and archiving my mother’s and father’s prolific life’s works as artists. My partner and I lived in a caravan while my mother and father lived in the house, so as to maintain some form of social distancing. For a year and a half, I only left this land to go to work. Time warped, I photographed the objects and experiences that contributed to a turning point in all of our lives. The project originated out of a subconscious need to preserve what I had always taken for granted: my surroundings, my home, and the things and people who inhabit these spaces. The series deals with imprints people leave behind, disorientation in a familiar place, and coincidences.