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Clandestine: Duo Photograph Exhibition

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A duo exhibition by Chad Ingraham and Natalie Hill

Six people are found slaugtered in a kitchen, a mysterious light appears at one-three-three-one Fuxing road.

It's secret, furtive... clandestine.

Recipe for Disaster by Chad Ingraham A massacre takes place in a restaurant: chef, waiter, waitress, cleaning lady and dining couple are slaughtered with commonplace vegetables. Who is the killer? An angry customer? A disgruntled ex-employee? A vegetarian? Or have the vegetables themselves had enough of being merely ingredients ?

One-three-three-one by Natalie Hill An unidentified light becomes attracted to an old apartment block on Fuxing road. The light dashes from place to place fixating on seemingly ordinary objects and structures. Is this an alien light or are there more mundane forces at work?

Chad Ingraham and Natalie Hill's purposely stylized work seeks to explores how to use the medium of photography to produce fantastical images which stimulate thought and tickle the soul.

Contributed by thomasfuesser

1 month, 2 weeks ago

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Photographers Chad Ingraham and Natalie Hill put on a whimsical, darkly humorous staged art photography exhibition. Ingraham's "Recipe for Disaster" is a whodunnit when a massacre by vegetables occurs at a restaurant - with the greens themselves as possible suspects. Hill's "One-three-three-one" Fuxing Lu ponders a strange, moving light at an old apartment block.