Presented as an immersive experience, this collaborative project utilises large-scale projection and soundscape to place the audience within the Snowy Mountains and Victorian Alpine regions during the period of 2019 – 2020 referred to as the Black Summer.

This project challenges the human perception of this catastrophic event, revealing the bushfires and resulting damage through the eyes of another human-assisted ecological disaster, one of an invasive species; the Snowy Mountain brumby.

The exhibition and publication are the outcomes of Tom Goldner’s Master of Arts Photography program at Photography Studies College.

Photography & Curation – Tom Goldner

Moving Image – Angus Scott

Sound – Sean Kenihan

Poetry – Dr Judith Crispin (publication)

Colourist – CJ Dobson (moving image)