Elemental

Elemental photos

Elemental by Sally Mayman, Fine Art Photography on 100% cotton rag
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Elemental

by Sally Mayman

100cm x 140cm

Fine Art Photography on 100% cotton rag

$1,680

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About This Work

“Elemental” captures the sublime power of nature, her raw energy and overwhelming beauty. As we alter the delicate balance within earths’ ecosystems, weather patterns become increasingly extreme revealing the consequences of our relationship with the natural world. It is a reminder of our interconnectedness, and the fragility of our human presence. These in between or transformative zones tell the stories of man’s impact on the natural rhythms and cycles of the environment. The images embrace the diversity, beauty and sometimes shocking reality of our shared impact. We are one, not seperate from these ecosystems. Though awareness there is hope for everyone to consider their collective responsibility.

About the Artist

Sally Mayman

Sally Mayman

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Sally Mayman is an artist, commercial photographer, and educator driven by a lifelong passion for photography. She exhibits regularly, with personal work exploring emotional, spiritual, and physical connections to the natural world and their relationship to belonging. Through workshops, she shares her knowledge with students across Australia and is Artist in Residence at Barrenjoey High School and Youth Off The Streets. In 2023, she was honoured as Pittwater Woman of the Year for her work with young people. Her collaboration with painter Dale Kentwell, “Saltwater Country,” was acquired by the State Library of Western Australia. Sally recently completed a master’s at UNSW and now facilitates student connection experiences on Country with First Nations communities. Soliphilia is the solidarity needed between all people to take responsibility forthe protection of loved places as well as returning damaged environments back to places that create solace ( Albrecht 2020)

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