Western Australia — Aerial Series

VOLKIN

Contemporary aerial interpretations of the Western Australian coastline — texture, perspective, and spatial memory.

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A note on the work

Landscape shifts when viewed from above. Shoreline becomes rhythm, erosion, texture, and memory — surfaces that hold the weight of weather, tide, and time.

Selected Works

2023 — 2026
Aerial study of fractured shoreline, ochre and ash tones

Shoreline Fracture I

Mixed media on linen — sediment, pigment, ash

2026 · 180 × 220cm
Close detail of layered sand and salt texture

Salt Memory

Plaster, sand, oxide

2025 · 90 × 120cm
Turquoise lagoon viewed from above

Lagoon, Low Tide

Mixed media on board

2025 · 100 × 100cm
Wide aerial view of coastal dune patterns

Dune Field, North

Mixed media on linen — sediment, pigment

2024 · 200 × 140cm
Aerial view of mineral-rich coastal water and sediment

Surfaces are read as landscapes — material the way the coast is material: layered, weathered, and slow to change.

Presence

Selected
2026 Aerial Geographies — Group Exhibition Perth, WA
2025 Material Coast — Solo Presentation Fremantle, WA
2025 Architectural Pairing — Private Residence Commission Cottesloe, WA
2024 Studio Visit — Visual Research Archive Feature Online
Acquisition

Collector Inquiry

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