Adam Inglis
These galleries feature photos from my archive that were made in Australia. The images engage with themes of cultural identity, social dynamics, natural and urban environments, and explore the relationship between individuals and their surroundings.
Visual doubling as a lens on identity and similarity.
Paternal archetypes in contemporary urban life.
Love, desire, romance, and vulnerability flowing through the city.
Exploring intimacy through ear-touching and whispering.
Fingernails as sites of evolution, culture, and public ritual.
The human hand as both an instrument and symbol.
Hair explored as a site where personal identity intersects with public space.
Religious conviction, spirituality, and ritual revealed in the urban landscape.
Fleeting, intimate gestures of touching mouths in public spaces.
Gestures of touch transforming shared environments into sites of intimacy.
How substances shape the atmosphere of the city and the psyche of its inhabitants
Flowers as cultural messengers and moving gestures through the city.
Metropolitan life through everyday acts of botanical transportation and care.
The eye as a conduit between perception and the city.
Visual elements converging to reveal the ordered chaos of city life.
This work interrogates red as urban semiotics’ most visceral signifier—a color that straddles raw perception and coded meaning.
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