Exhibition Un/known Featuring works created during PhotoAccess’ Concept to Exhibition 2022 workshop, Un/known brings together twenty artists to explore, share and confront personal stories. Today we will be looking at the work of Anette Fischer, Saskia Haalebos, Lia Kemmis and Emily Blenkin. Anette Fischer "This installation follows the demolition of two out-of-date buildings, twisted wreckage and waste observed and documented with video and photography, then scrutiny of my personal process of moving from desolation to vision and then to hope and creativity. Through a destructive process of my own images, I gradually began to rebuild. I drew on photography and imagination and explored art mediums.The psychological process that followed the demolition of my own images was that of shock and unknowing." Saskia Haalebos "A couple of hours before Mum handed over the keys of our sold family home, my sister followed me around the empty house and backyard filming long, single-take, improvised shots without any dialogue. With its low-fi aesthetic and dreamlike soundscape, this work represents the places we perhaps run from, but which remain embedded and murky within us." Lia Kemmis "7300 days of photos to sort through. Photographs that document experiences and patterns of everyday life, of growing up. Layers and layers of photos mirror the six of us - in this family I chose. We have all made our own way through - observing, analysing, planning, implementing, and reflecting - everyday life, growing old." Emily Blenkin "My instinct as a photographer is to document time and place as faithfully as possible. Lately, I’ve been thinking more and more about writing stories. How can I construct a narrative by lifting an image from its particular context to discuss universal themes? I have written some stories here that are sincerely truthful and completely fabricated. I would love for you to look and make up some stories of your own."