Shifting Landscapes
art & photography by Al Keddie
Moving through a shifting landscape : photography and visual art from Aotearoa New Zealand [via] Scotland
recent posts
- Warheads (2023-24)
- Watering Fields of Poppy (2024)
- Mushroom Clouds And Water Fights Unite! (2026)
- Rose Garden Alive To The Starry Skies At Night (2025)
- Alba Dubh: more memories, dark landscapes and fading light
- Alba Dubh: memories, dark landscapes and fading light from Scotland
- Ghosts of Gaza: bearing distant witness
- Cities Limit: sun glints and urban abstracts from Auckland
- Across Time: abstract street photography from Auckland
- Arcadia Shakes: sun glints, intentional camera moves and abstract urban landscapes from Auckland
- Ghost Shimmer: light in motion, bodies in transit
- Whangamata Pink
- Clear Air, Whangamata
- Stone Circle, Callanish
- Another Forest Edge
- Prometheus, the baby’s on fire!
- City By The Sea, Or Sparkling Orange Fever-Dream in Condominium Desert Heat
- Underworld
- Wild Landscape
abstract black+white digital art drawing+painting gallery visit icm iphoneography landscape long-expo New Zealand photography Scotland street visual art
Category: Visual Art
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Warheads (2023-24) is a layered and complex abstract painting from the series ‘Ghosts of Gaza’ where two sides clash in violent confrontation.
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Watering Fields of Poppy is a densely tangled abstract painting from the series ‘Ghosts of Gaza’ evoking strong feelings of loss and grief.
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Mushroom Clouds And Water Fights Unite! (2026) is a frenzied geometric abstraction that stages a violent collision between system and collapse.
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Have been playing around with a virtual gallery space for showing some of the art I’ve been working on over the last few years. It’s an interesting process to curate and hang work in a space, albeit imaginary, that gives a sense of scale. It’s also nice to see work grouped together from various angles…
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A series of digital artworks created in late 2023 and 2024 in response to the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
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Calling this one finished for now and wondering if posting here the equivalent of turning to the studio wall, you know, post here so it’s out of sight for a while… But not saying I won’t pick this one up again, as like others, it’s been ‘finished’ before. However, for now enjoying the direction these…