For six years photographer-artist Murray Fredericks has cycled out onto Lake Eyre in the northern extremes of South Australia. On the vast emptiness of the salt lake, he has created an amazing body of time-lapse photography.
Like all wanderers in the desert, he has also had to confront himself. Fredericks’ video diaries chronicle his artistry but also his loneliness, and the resourcefulness necessary to survive.
Michael Angus has augmented Fredericks’ footage with striking aerial photography, time-lapse video and the haunting sounds of Aajinta’s Harmonic Spheres to produce a memorable experience of what it means to look at landscape with fresh eyes.
Check out INSIDEFILM edition #119 for more on how this stunning film was made.