Artworks

Here you’ll find photographs taken from the personal work of creatives we admire and available for purchase as prints. Together, they paint a picture of the place we are lucky enough to call home.

Giclee prints reproduced on 100% cotton rag archival paper. Generally available in two sizes, each artwork is made to order and shipped in a protective tube separately from other Leif products. Complimentary shipping within Australia - please allow 1 to 5 days for dispatch.  

Artworks

Ingvar Kenne

Having studied photography at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden Ingvar Kenne set off on a global motorcycle journey that spanned two and a half years. That trip culminated in his second monograph ‘Chasing Summer’ and was the catalyst for his permanent migration to Australia. Now a Sydney local his work is part of the permanent collection of The National Portrait Gallery in Canberra and three works selected for the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize at The National Portrait Gallery in London in 2020. @ingvarkenne

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Rosie English

Rosie English documents the pull of the ocean and the multicultural population who flock there with the warmth and humility of a local. Her candid depictions of everyday people and unstaged scenes are reminiscent of street photography, only in her work the urban setting is replaced with the beach, the stage in which Australian life so often unfolds. @rosiebondi

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Daniel Strütt

While travelling German photographer Daniel Müller captured the vastness and unique beauty of our land. Taking from his ‘Strange Bloke’ series (thanks to curious glances he’d receive from onlookers) the images depict the endlessness that drew him in, the humble feeling of being dwarfed by the enormity of an environment. @dan.mueller

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Nick Prideaux

Australian photographer Nick Prideaux currently calls Paris home. His focus on sunlight and skin aligns with our appreciation of the human form and intimacy. With 35mm film his medium of choice, the labours and imperfections inherent in the analogue process reflect Prideaux’s way of looking at the world, finding small slices of beauty in the sort of moments that might pass others by. @prideaux

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