Eliza Hutchison: When are the Aliens Coming?

Eliza Hutchison’s practice explores the complex psychological relationship between viewer and photographic image, and the materiality of the photograph itself. Her image-making employs experimental in-camera and digital processes more akin to painting than conventional photography. When Are the Aliens Coming is sporadic, intuitive and dispersed: a photo-poem that is part rescue fantasy, part spiritual research, conjuring a cultural moment and its psychological after-effects. Her work invites viewers to form their own perceptual and emotional cross-links; individual photographs connect through content, form and colour, eluding explanation and resisting formal narrative structure. Come along to the opening on Saturday 1 August from 4pm to 6pm.