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Felix Wilson – Nocturnal EcologiesThe nocturnal city is awash with a multitude of complex and layered connections spanning nature, the built environment, electricity, life and light. The illuminated buildings, streets, gardens and public spaces that characterise the city of Melbourne, Australia the adopted home of photographer and researcher Felix Wilson tie its inhabitants to the immense brown coal mines and power stations of the Latrobe Valley, some 150 kilometres east, via a vast

his various books through Amsterdam’s Roma Publications and his longstanding negotiation of the contemporary picturesque

Intimate portraits of town and people function like a collection of short stories

terror and disease in the hope of raising awareness and inspiring intervention and change

among other things

Even though these structures may appear very similar for their overall shape

Not only was he an industrial photographer

Brilliantly published by small press powerhouse Nieves (Zurich)

symbols and fragments

All of which is to say that it is hard to not be in earshot of his musical influence in one way or another

Over the past two years Ricarda Roggan collected and loaned objects that originally belonged to a key figure in the German cultural canon from various museums and institutions and photographed them – like the ceramic fish once owned by Ricarda Huch or Martin Heidegger’s pocket watch

switching continuously between male and female drag

These works read as untethered

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