Bron Eager is a Melbourne-based photographer and academic researcher whose work explores the materiality of transience, examining how impermanence is embedded in materials, environments, and lived experience.
Alongside her photographic work, her writing, including the ongoing series JOURNAL, explores how creative paths take shape and evolve.
Walls of the World
A photographic series investigating the narratives inscribed on urban surfaces through human presence.
The work considers walls as layered sites, marked by paint, weathering, and intervention, where traces accumulate over time. These markings reveal stories of habitation, maintenance, decay, and renewal that extend beyond their makers’ intentions.
Focusing on peeling paint, fragments of graffiti, and architectural detail, the series examines how walls become repositories of collective memory.
The images transform overlooked surfaces into intimate documents, inviting reflection on the often unconscious ways people leave their mark on the built environment.
Exploring the poetry of urban surfaces in Vietnam.
Threshold
A$450.00
Surface Memory
A$450.00
Laneway Notes
A$450.00
