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Revision as of 07:37, 8 September 2010

Peter Zuvela is a Photographer/Artist from Fremantle, Australia. Peter teaches Digital Photography workshops at the Fremantle Art Centre.[1] He exhibited for the FotoFreo Fringe Festival.[2][3] The exhibition was held at Greg James Sculpture Studio, Unit 2, J Shed-Fleet St, Fremantle. The FotoFreo Fringe Festival was part of Foto Freo, which ran from 21 March to 18 April 2010.

Foto Freo Fringe Festival: Stone Basin (Olive Oil)
Foto Freo Fringe Festival: Light Within Darkness

FotoFreo Fringe Festival: Loss & Unrealised Dreams

Through the eye of the camera, trapped memories and dreams are captured in the decaying peeling paint, the muted colours of a deserted house and soft autumn light streaming through windows and doors. Images depict everyday objects now abandoned as the family fractured and moved away leaving a virtual museum of life frozen in time.

This dislocation and relocation, a common migrant experience, is poignantly represented by a series of beautiful images produced during a recent return visit by Peter to his family’s ancestral home, now deserted and empty of human life.

Peter is the son of Croatian Immigrants who travelled as a young couple to Fremantle, Australia in the early 1960’s from the island of Korcula (Dalmatia). After building a home, a successful business and a family of three children, his parents decided to return to the island. All of the adult children over time returned to Australia leaving their parent’s homeland. This dislocation and relocation, a common migrant experience, is poignantly represented by a series of beautiful images produced during a recent return visit by Peter to his family’s ancestral home, now deserted and empty of human life.

Sky Painting-Yalligup
















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Fremantle-Round House

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