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JAMES TUNKS – ZONE

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Saturday, 27 January 2024 to Saturday, 16 March 2024

GALERIE WILMA TOLKSDORF is pleased to announce the second solo exhibition by Australian artist James Tunks, featuring a group of new photographic works. 

Under the title ZONE, the artist presents a bricolage of photographic genres with themes of space exploration running through the body of work. From birds of prey symbolically synonymous with moon landings, to Apollo Mission insignias and landscapes of remote locations in Iceland used to research lunar exploration. 
In their technique, James Tunks’ black and white photographs mirror, invert, and double on themselves, presenting subjects in various states of reflection, aberration or perspectival shift.
In its traces of memento mori, indirect forms of self-portraiture and references of astronomical photography, ZONE builds a bridge to James Tunks' debut publication Into Dust while also continuing his engagement with the language and aesthetics of commercial photography and image transformation. 

For further information and press images please contact the gallery.

Installationview: © Günzel/Rademacher

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James Tunks (*1988, Australia) lives and works in Vienna. He studied at the Victorian College of Arts in Melbourne and graduated as a master student of Prof. Douglas Gordon as well as Prof. Laure Prouvost at the Städelschule - Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Frankfurt/Main. Works of the artist have been shown in solo and group exhibitions in Melbourne, Hamburg, Vienna, and Frankfurt/Main, among others. 

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+49-69-43 05 94 27
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Hanauer Landstrasse 136
60314 Frankfurt am Main

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