Over the years, the chaotic weather patterns over interior Australia have left amazing patterns and colours visible only from above.
Local photographer David Taylor – who is a man of the land and a fifth generation cattle breeder - has taken to the skies in his four-seater plane to capture the raw beauty of Australia’s interior. Working in collaboration with his son Rowand – also an accomplished photographer – the two embarked on a project to capture Kati-Thanda (Lake Eyre) in early 2016.
This exhibition features photographs of lakes, rivers, deserts, and remote wilderness reveal unexpected colours and patterns, capture the energy of the changing landscape and remind people of the vastness of Australia.
He also notes that some Aboriginal art has the same swirl and patterns that he is observing from above.
David says: “Nature is the supreme ruler… Nature will always have the last say.”
This exhibition is just one of MAMA's current exhibitions. Come to MAMA and enjoy many other exhibits, selected works from the permanent collection, as well as the gallery shop and cafe....
