GEOFFREY H. SHORT

GEOFFREY H. SHORT

Geoffrey H. Short is an artist and photographer living in Auckland, New Zealand. After studying at the Elam School of Fine Arts, University of Auckland in the 1980s, he worked as a documentary photographer at the Waikato Museum in Hamilton.

He then worked at Real Pictures, laboratory and gallery for the camera arts in Auckland, initially as a custom printer, then as gallery manager.

From 1990 he freelanced as a commercial photographer, specializing in stills photography for film and television.

In 2008 he returned to Elam to complete his degree, in 2010 graduating as Bachelor of Fine Arts (Hons) with first class honours. He was awarded a Senior Prize in Fine Arts by the University of Auckland, and work from his graduating exhibition is included in reGeneration2 - Tomorrow's Photographers Today, curated by the the Musée de l'Elysée, Lausanne, Switzerland, and touring internationally.

Geoffrey was nominated for the 2010 Lacoste Elysée Photography Prize, and is a finalist in the Photolucida Critical Mass 2011.





☁ GEOFFREY H. SHORT

NICOLAS FELDMEYER

NICOLAS FELDMEYER /// WOVEN PORTICO



☁ NICOLAS FELDMEYER

ROB MULHOLLAND

ROB MULHOLLAND /// PUBLIC ART AND SCULPTURES INSTALLATION

"I’m a Scottish installation artist who studied at Edinburgh College of Art. My current series of mirrored, reflective figures absorb their environment and reflect the constant flux of movement day by day, season by season.

My work explores the human relationship with the wider environment. My approach is not judgmental, more reflective and questioning about the ever-changing world around us. The human desire to leave a trace of ones-self for future generations has always intrigued me. It's a driving force to create and leave a semblance of our-selves as individuals and as a society. The reflective figures ask us to look again and consider the symbiotic relationship we have with our natural and man-made environment.

I’m currently planning a series of sculpture installations titled ‘ Nocturnal migration‘ in five major cities in the U.K, with the final show in London in September 2012"

☁ ROB MULHOLLAND

DAVID OLIVEIRA

DAVID OLIVEIRA /// WIRE SCULPTURES


☁ DAVID OLIVEIRA

TAMIR SHER

TAMIR SHER /// MASTERS ON 45

TAMIR SHER puts a reproduction of an old masters paintings on an old record player and takes pictures at variable speeds.


☁ TAMIR SHER