A multifaceted artist who blends the tools of photography, poetry, and storytelling to distil the interconnectedness of the human race and delve into the very essence of existence. My work weaves together mythology, identity, and transformation themes, bridging the realms of the written word and the visual image. [More]
Exploring contemporary art in Sydney: A VIP experience My recent trip to the Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, organised by the Christchurch Art Gallery Foundation, was an extraordinary experience filled with art, inspiration, and connection. Led […]
Sydney has always held a special place in my heart and has become my favourite city for street photography, or urbanscapes, as I like to call them. It was the first real city I ever […]
There are many cities I’ve visited over the years while working . This is an example of one. I talk about this a little more and other parts of this book, but this shows a […]
The Photographs of Brad MacDonald: Conversations and Spaces Brad MacDonald photographs people and the spaces that they occupy and inhabit, both natural and man-made. In MacDonald’s work a crowd or community of people embody many […]
I have always had a love-hate relationship with photography, one day wanting to be a photographer the next deciding not to be. My first staged photography shoot was when I was 13. I moved all […]
This is my inaugural entry into the Wallace Art Awards is a piece from a recent series exploring multiple exposure techniques. While I didn’t place in the awards, it’s an honour to have been included […]
During my Diploma in Painting, I embarked on a project that evolved beyond its initial scope. It transformed into a significant collaboration with one of New Zealand’s most respected figures in the entertainment industry, David […]
One of the resounding themes of my photography – conscious and unconscious is Urbanscapes – small pockets of life in various towns and cities around the world. I don’t purposely set out to take specific […]
Not content with capturing existing forms, there are some ideas that need to be expressed through my hands. The sculptor in me comes out and I use found objects to create sculptures that I then […]
