Seventh Gallery

In Pulp, Angus treats the photograph both as an image and as an object shaped by the same material forces it depicts. Capturing the substance and significance of industry across South Western Victoria, Angus has produced physically embodied images of the blue gum plantations across the region, as well as the industrial sites where these trees are processed into pulp. The photographs document vast monocultures, open-air stockpiles and the continuous movement of timber through 24-hour pulping term

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In Pulp, Angus treats the photograph both as an image and as an object shaped by the same material forces it depicts. Capturing the substance and significance of industry across South Western Victoria, Angus has produced physically embodied images of the blue gum plantations across the region, as well as the industrial sites where these trees are processed into pulp. The photographs document vast monocultures, open-air stockpiles and the continuous movement of timber through 24-hour pulping term

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