Joyce Evans 'Euston N.S.W. NJAUS students hitchhiking from Largs Bay, SA, to Melbourne' drawing For collectors of important contemporary

For collectors of important contemporary Australian art

crafting a visual narrative that blurs the lines between the tangible and the ethereal

Dimensions: 80 x 121 cm

it sees two figures settle in for a meal

prize a flower close to home

Joyce Evans 'Euston N.S.W. NJAUS students hitchhiking from Largs Bay, SA, to Melbourne' drawing For collectors of important contemporaryJoyce Evans is among Australias most significant photographers, described as the doyenne of Australian photography. She came to photography in her 40s but it was not until her 50s that she became a professional photographer. Her practice elegantly oscillated between documentary, social, landscape and studio practice, often captured with a gentle social conscience. In this work, Evans captures a group of students hitchhiking along the Australian coast.