"In 1997 I made the transition from film producer to fine art photographer. Since, I have been exploring abstraction, producing work that is more about texture, colour and composition and less about representational subject matter." Gillian Lindsay

Gillian's works has been collected for private and corporate collections around the world. 

For this series, Gillian found herslef, seeking out industrial sites where she can shoot rusted metal or weathered wood and distressed paint. "I find a fascination in documenting man-made materials, where once constructed, begin a never ending attempt to return to nature". The images have been closely cropped to remove any contextual reference, with the objective of creating a painterly, abstract effect.

Light Imitating Art is a beautiful new series from Gillian. She has begun to explore the mechanical ways light sources can be altered, as well as camera motion, to distort the subject matter, creating images that appear more like charcoal sketches or paintings than photographs.
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