Christopher Rimmer 'The End of God, South Australia' iconic art

Christopher Rimmer 'The End of God, South Australia' iconic artIn his series, Remnant, photographer Christopher Rimmer descends into the Australian outback. Set against the backdrop of covid, the resulting photographs are portraits of isolation, the Australian sublime and spent ambition abandoned service stations, unfinished railways lines and rusted debris. The poetically titled The End of God, South Australia is a portrait of a crumbling church. As bleached as the parched desert, this church lies abandoned a

'Study for 'The Bridge'' 1990

with this particular work coming from the collection of his friend

what never dies becomes desert dirt

This mesmerising work dances beneath the eye

red and white

he once mused

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‘Thebes Brown’ will enliven collections of important works on paper and abstract art

leaving traces like these in their wake

carries on his father’s legacy with the fantastical ‘Alice’s List’

Image Size: 50 x 50 cm

this group — which also included Sidney Nolan and Arthur Boyd — reconfigured bodies