Claudia Saballa Hobbs

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours)

I found a gold ring on the street and thought it meant something.

I work between photography and something else, using fragments of the everyday, a mixture of humour, sadness and the mundane. I want to share the experience of being overwhelmed by photography, by its length, duration, speed and convoluted somethings. Collecting and connecting memories of the past and present, and reinterpreting the banal, ruminations can be fleeting before moving to the next. Among it all, perhaps there are things that can be seen, picked out and held onto, sort of like photographs.

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Enquiries

claudiasaballahobbs@gmail.com

Featured in tour

...a straight line towards the unknown →

Recipient

Fiona Myer Award

Claudia Saballa Hobbs, Ducks off a water's Back, A blue wall, one bound book on a music stand, two digital projections, three framed photographs, sound. Multiple dimensions, 2021. Documentation by ALEC.

Claudia Saballa Hobbs, Ducks off a water's Back, A blue wall, one bound book on a music stand, two digital projections, three framed photographs, sound, Multiple dimensions, 2021. Documentation by ALEC.

Claudia Saballa Hobbs, A Brief History of My Dad and Chile (still), 2 minutes 33 seconds, Digital colour video, 2021.

Claudia Saballa Hobbs, A Brief History of My Dad and Chile (still), 2 minute 33 seconds, Digital colour video, 2021.

Claudia Saballa Hobbs, Drinks With Dad, 35 seconds, Digital colour video, 2021.

Claudia Saballa Hobbs, Between Words and Something Else (version 1), 3 minutes 24 seconds, Digital video, 2021.

Christina May Carey

Christopher Theofanous

Claudia Saballa Hobbs

Freda Drakopoulos

Georgie Hoaddley

Harry Zed Hughes

Jivan Simons Mistry

Lǐ Xīng Yǔ - Echo Li li

Nicholas O'Connell

Steven Bellosguardo

Zachary Rockman

We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Owners of the lands upon which our campus is situated, the Boonwurrung and Woiwurrung people of the Kulin Nations, who have created art, made music and told their stories here for thousands of generations. We also acknowledge and extend our respect to the Traditional Owners of all lands on which our work is viewed, shared and enjoyed, and to all Elders, past, present and emerging.

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