The project  Bedside Light Dark is a photo based installation series of 200 images exploring new methodology using iPhoneography in the form of  documentary participant observational image capture where the iPhone is configured as the performative aspect in the capture of the same type of object, on a daily basis over a three year period. The work explores psychological and emotional terrain probing and re-interpreting ideas within photo imagery. Bedside Light Dark will be premiered at Spectrum Artspace, Perth Western Australia in June 2019. For information and curatorial content follow the contact link.

Bedside  has been selected in the 2019 AAANZ conference hosted by The University of New Zealand. The Conference theme Ngā Tūtaki – Encounter/s: Agency, Embodiment, Exchange, Ecologies. Lucille’s talk titled –  Bedside: iPhone-capture, physical absence and embodied presence in self-portraiture, shares the relationship of physical absence while engaging an embodied presence created with the intimacy and immediacy of shooting with an iPhone-camera. Bedside Table is a story of female identity through place, memory and exploration of  body as transmitter and site.