Christopher Rimmer 'Platform 1, South Australia' Paper size:Small - Open Edition (30 x 42cm)

Christopher Rimmer 'Platform 1, South Australia' Paper size:Small - Open Edition (30 x 42cm)In his series, Remnant, photographer Christopher Rimmer descends into the Australian outback. Set against the backdrop of covid, the resulting photographs are portraits of isolation, the Australian sublime and thwarted ambition abandoned service stations, unfinished railways lines and rusted debris. Platform 1, South Australia depicts a rusted sign in the Australian desert. It is perhaps a trace of the old Ghan Railway Line, which after more than a

still lives and arachnid admirers

Hard to distinguish black text hangs beside black marbling

He was the first photographic artist to be awarded a solo exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria and first photographer to be acquired by the National Gallery of Australia

Boasting a mane filled with petals

held a lifelong adoration for storytelling

Signed: Lower right 'BLACKMAN 1973'

Signed: Signed CHARLES BLACKMAN

'First Light' 1991

‘To the Sea’ speaks to Kempf’s harmonising of constancy and flux

calling forth its political undertones

The artist has masterfully used wood-engraving technique to give his subject a sooty

blue and violet