Look closely at the tapestry of Australian arts and you'll find the intricate threads of Franca Turrin's photographic artistry of vast landscapes, ethereal florals, and a focus on the origins of our people.
Franca Turrin. Artist.
By inviting you into my world, I hope to inspire a lifetime of appreciation for the beauty that surrounds us.
My art is a reflection of my innermost convictions. It stems from a quest for authenticity and is a medium through which I convey raw ethereal beauty and imperfection. My pieces are more than mere images; they are narratives that encapsulate transient moments and evoke a sense of vast, celestial wonder. For me, each work is like a story, intricately connected to the grand tapestry of life's impermanence. By inviting you into this world, I hope to inspire a moment of pause, a second of contemplation, and a lifetime of appreciation for the beauty that surrounds us.
Collections
Flora Astrobotany Tetryon
Landscape Lux in cinere
Flora Plume
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In focus
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Our People
Through the lens of Franca, our people are the untold stories of those who are often forgotten but whose presence leaves indelible ripples in generations to come. Whether capturing an emotional insight or the implications of a humble life, her collections of our people weaves the thread of humanity's story, from dreams to all its stark realities.
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Australian Cultural Identity
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Living Memory
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Digital Placemaking
Summer of 2023
Franca’s collaboration with @artsexchange and @urbanscreens
Digital Placemaking Exhibition Melbourne, Australia
15 February — 15 May 2023
The Craft
Authentic Photography.
Light is the driving force behind my work. I create my textured and layered still lives just using flash and continuous light. In a sense it’s using my camera to capture and paint the canvas with light. And I do it with only a single exposure. In the spirit of wabi-sabi this process means that no two images are alike. Each work uniquely captures the imperfect and transient. ….Franca Turrin