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Revision as of 11:44, 29 August 2011
Peter Zuvela is a Photographer-Artist from Fremantle, Australia. Peter teaches Digital Photography workshops at the Fremantle Art Centre and from his studio located at the J Shed on Bathers Beach in Fremantle.[1] He exhibited for the FotoFreo Fringe Festival.[2][3] The exhibition was held at Greg James Sculpture Studio. The FotoFreo Fringe Festival was part of Foto Freo, which ran from 21 March to 18 April 2010.
Peter Zuvela teaches photography courses and provides photographic services. Info link
- Web site: www.peterzuvela.com
- Email: pzuvelaerin@yahoo.com
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FotoFreo Fringe Festival: Loss & Unrealised Dreams
Through the eye of the camera, trapped memories and dreams are captured in the decaying peeling paint, the muted colours of a deserted house and soft autumn light streaming through windows and doors. Images depict everyday objects now abandoned as the family fractured and moved away leaving a virtual museum of life frozen in time. This dislocation and relocation, a common migrant experience, is poignantly represented by a series of beautiful images produced during a recent return visit by Peter to his family’s ancestral home, now deserted and empty of human life.
Peter is the son of Croatian Immigrants who travelled as a young couple to Fremantle, Australia in the early 1960’s from the island of Korcula (Dalmatia). After building a home, a successful business and a family of three children, his parents decided to return to the island. All of the adult children over time returned to Australia leaving their parent’s homeland. This dislocation and relocation, a common migrant experience, is poignantly represented by a series of beautiful images produced during a recent return visit by Peter to his family’s ancestral home, now deserted and empty of human life.
See also
- Peter Zuvela Photo Gallery
- Peter Zuvela and Fremantle Images
- Foto J Shed
- Bathers Beach Arts Precinct
- Kidogo Arthouse and Art Institute
- Greg James Sculpture Studio Gallery
- Canon EOS-1D Mark IV Review
- Macintosh
- Australia
- The Zuvela Surname
- Korcula History-Historical Compendium of the Island of Korcula
- Siloko Restaurant on the island of Korcula
- Korcula Dialect
References
External links
- Peter Zuvela-Web Site
- In my Community/Fremantle Gazette: Haunting Journey of Discovery (16/Mar/2010)
- Fremantle-Australia
- Fremantle-Fleet St Google Map
- Korcula Info
- Vela Luka-Mediterano
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