Amanda Williams works experimentally with analogue photography, its material underpinnings and historical legacies, demonstrating its contemporary significance. Sometimes favouring cameraless processes and photographic materials past their shelf-life, Williams works against conventions of exposure and development so that outcomes are somewhat opened to chance.
Recent series have included mural-scaled silver gelatin hand prints documenting alpine landscapes of high conservation value, colour-saturated phytograms (the interaction between the chemistry of plants and silver sulphide surfaces), architecturally-scaled photograms and portraiture.
Key exhibitions
Key readings
Collections
Murray Art Museum Albury
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Powerhouse
Wesfarmers