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PHOTODUST is an independent art and photography organisation based in Melbourne, Australia. We are a not-for-profit Asia-Pacific curation project. Our aim is to engage and encourage collaboration between artists, for the production and publication of photographic and lens-based art. PHOTODUST aims to establish a unique perspective toward visual culture. For this purpose, we are constantly searching for artworks that involve the use of photography and related processes. The rules are simple: all photographic and lens-based works will be considered. Our only requirement is that the work should be produced by artists born or based in the Asia-Pacific region. www.photodust.org (copyright details available here: https://wordpress-711166-2356953.cloudwaysapps.com/about/photodust/)

LEE STARNES: SAIGON PUNK

THUY VY: DRINK WATER REMEMBER SPRING / UONG NUOC NHO NGUON

EILEEN CHONG: 2008: POLAROID SLR680

LEAH JING MCINTOSH: LIMINAL #1

EILEEN CHONG & CHARLENE WINFRED: MAP-MAKING

YATENDER: 2-1

MATTHEW VICTOR PASTOR: MELODRAMA / RANDOM / MELBOURNE!

MATTHEW VICTOR PASTOR: MELODRAMA / RANDOM / MELBOURNE!

PHUONG TRAN MINH: TOMORROWLAND

BELLA LI: LOST LAKE

Jess D’Cruze: ‘Griho- The Walls Do Talk’.

GRACE FENG FANG JUAN: DRAGON HEAD MOUNTAIN

Devika Bilimoria: An Arctic Time Signature

JUE YANG: POLVAREDA

YIXUAN PAN: THEY, SMALL DUNES

TAHA AHMAD: SWAN SONG OF THE BADLAS

DAT VU: MUTED CONVERSATIONS

TAMMY LAW: AWAY FROM HOME

JAMES HUNTER: SPACE VANDAL

MEG HEWITT: TOKYO IS YOURS

SIYING ZHOU: DISTURBANCES OF THE STILLNESS

ANNA MARIA ANTOINETTE D’ADDARIO: WOMEN OF KASHI

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