IMAGE:
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Pezaloom, Dopa Kinesia, 2015, Type C photograph on di-bond mount, 29.7 cm X 42 cm, Latrobe Regional Gallery Collection, purchased 2019.
2. Installation view of Pezaloom, Dopa Kinesia (series), 2015, Type C photograph on dibond mount, 29.7 x 42 cm, Latrobe Regional Gallery Collection, purchased 2019. Shown Gallery 4, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2020.
3 – 4. Installation view of Pezaloom, Long after love left (series), 2014, Type C photograph on dibond mount, 29.7 x 42 cm, Latrobe Regional Gallery Collection, purchased 2019. Shown Gallery 4, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2020.
5. Installation view of Pezaloom, Life boats on land (series), 2017, Type C photograph on dibond mount, 29.7 x 42 cm, Latrobe Regional Gallery Collection, purchased 2019. Shown Gallery 4, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2020.
6. Installation view of Pezaloom, Corners collect us, 2019, Type C photograph on dibond mount, 84.1 x 59.4 cm, Courtesy the artist. Shown Gallery 4, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2020.
7. Pezaloom, Corners collect us, 2019, Type C photograph on dibond mount, 84.1 x 59.4 cm, Courtesy the artist. Shown Gallery 4, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2020.
8. Installation view of Pezaloom, Comfort abandoned, 2014, Type C photograph on dibond mount, 42 x 29.7 cm, Courtesy the artist. Shown Gallery 4, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2020.
9. Exhibition documentation of Small Town Fetish: Pezaloom, Shown Gallery 4, Latrobe Regional Gallery, 2020.

 

 

 

SMALL TOWN FETISH
Pezaloom

25 January to 21 June 2020
Gallery 4

 

Local Morwell artist, Pezaloom has developed a photographic practice concerned with ghosts of lives lived. This major survey exhibition will include images from his ‘Dopa Kinesia’ series developed in response to Parkinson disease which is slowly taking control of his body.

Another major suite of works documents an abandoned home in Morwell in which remain personal and resonant artefacts of the previous residents. Poetic works such as his images of the detritus that gathers in the corners of rooms also feature in the exhibition. Pezaloom’s art is one of humanity, humour and poetry.

View a tour of the exhibition and conversation with the artist below.