Marcus Bell: Feet In The Sand

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Deadline:

31 August
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29 September
Maud Street Gallery

Marcus Bell’s photographic exhibition “Feet in the Sand” first showcased at Leica Gallery Sydney, where it captivated audiences for three months. We are thrilled to bring this exhibition to Brisbane, and express our thanks for their support to Leica, Ilford, and Brilliant Prints.

This visual journey captures the unfiltered reality of individuals at the beach, revealing more than picturesque scenes—it’s a raw exposure of personal presence, offering glimpses into diverse stories as people place their feet in the sand. The series delves into the dichotomy of humans co-opting natural beauty for pleasure, highlighting the complexities and intricacies of their experiences against the backdrop of sun, sand, and sea.

As individuals step onto the beach, it becomes a moment of transition, shedding layers to reveal authenticity. The beach transforms into a symbolic space where personalities, relationships, and individual stories unfold. Amidst the allure of sun and sea, the monotony of urban life encroaches, making the act of placing feet in the sand a transformative realization.

“Feet In the Sand” captures this nuanced dance of people’s lives, offering a raw portrayal of humanity on the beach. Each photograph unravels hidden stories behind the sun-soaked allure, inviting us to witness the raw, unfiltered beauty of life where dreams and realities, nature and human life, converge.

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