Yvette Hamilton

Work / The Appearance and Disappearance

‘Things I Can’t See From Places I Can’t Be (Elizabeth Fulhame'). Installation view in ‘Cunning Revived’ at Blue Mountains Cultural Centre. , 30 Nov 2024 – 9 Feb 2025.

Work / Things I Can't See From Places I Can't Be (Elizabeth Fulhame)

'Atmosphere Study, May 7', 2024 Inkjet print on cotton baryta paper from cameraless unfixed lumen photogram

Work / Atmosphere Studies

'Things I Can't See from Places I Can't Be' (Black Holes) #1, 2024. Hand printed gold-toned salt print on cotton rag from AI computer-simulated image made in Midjourney. 34 x 26cm framed each.

Work / Things I Can't See from Places I Can't Be (Black Holes)

An Observation of Sunlight, Silver, and Glass (Homage to Elizabeth Fulhame) #1 . 2022. Inkjet print on cotton baryta paper from cameraless unfixed lumen photogram. 130 x 95 cm

Work / Transit

Work / Compression Studies

Work / The Visible Invisible

Work / Solar Observations

Work / Space, Time, Light.

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Work / An Observation of sunlight, silver, and glass

Work / Transit

I nstallation view Peacock Gallery, Nov 2018. Afterglow and The Last Touch are interconnected works that explore relationships between light, dark, time and chance. The LED light sculpture was laid upon photographic paper to make the lumen p

Work / Afterglow

‘Luminous Capture #7 (positive)’ - animated lightbox, LED lights, microprocessor, duratrans, custom acrylic housing. Releasing light until it vanishes - Hannah Jenkins http://rundog.art/luminous-capture-yvette-hamilton/ “The meditative

Work / Luminous Capture

'Dark Star' - Installation view ANCA Canberra, Feb - March 2021

Work / Dark Star

Invisible (bluescreen) #1 - 2021 Digital print on fibre rag paper, 40 x 56cm

Work / Invisible

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Work / Bell Rock

Survey 2019, Animated lightbox - LED lights, acrylic, custom frame and coal dust. Install photograph: Jessica Maurer Blind Survey, Unique silver gelatin photograms Survey and Blind Survey were exhibited at Verge Gallery in April 2019 as

Work / Survey

Work / Blind

Installation view - Wellington St Projects, Nov 2018 Isophase I and II and 56°26.1' N 2°23.1' W aim to highlight the symbiotic relationship between photography and the lighthouse, both materially and conceptually. Where a lighthouse throws light

Work / Isophase

Work / I just have this feeling

Installation view, Perth Centre for Photography, July 2017 In the Phantom Island series, a collection of animated lightboxes aim to draw parallels between the idea of the self and the notion of a phantom island – an island that has been mapped bu

Work / Phantom Island

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Work / Dead Reckoning

Installation view - Airspace Projects, May 2018 As part of the collaborative exhibition ‘A Line around that we cannot see’ with Karen Golland and Heidi LeFebvre.

Work / Laying Light

Moving Portrait is a live interactive portrait that captures a likeness of the viewer as they stand in front of the work. However, this likeness is only given when the viewer is moving - if they stand still, they disappear into a void of blackness

Work / Moving Portrait

Where Are You is an interactive portrait that seeks to question the notion of being-in-the-world. Taking the form of a sculptural object that acts as a mirrored viewing portal, the work beckons the viewer to find themselves in the frame. However,

Work / Where are you

'Are You There' is an interactive work that explores portraiture and its intersection with the notion of place. Consisting of an oval shaped mirror sitting atop an elongated plinth, Are You There is an interactive artwork that was designed to be del

Work / Are you there

'Hello' consists of two robotic animated lightboxes that explore the relationship between people, place and light. 'Hello' is a portrait that depicts no trace of a human body or face, rather it is suggested, or ‘simulated’ through the rounded apertu

Work / Hello

'The Path of Totality' - 2013 A-M Gallery. ‘The Path of Totality’ is an exhibition of photographs and animated lightboxes that draw upon the experience of a total solar eclipse captured in 2012. The works are a poetic meditation upon the notions

Work / The Path of Totality