About
Indigo Anderson (b. 2000 Melbourne, Victoria) is an emerging documentary photographer based in the Yarra Ranges in Melbourne. Indigo’s practice focuses primarily on the environmental concerns of the landscapes and environments that she lives in and looks to evoke conversation driven by her own personal passion towards the topic.
Indigo completed a Bachelor of Photography degree at the Photography Studies College Melbourne, majoring in photojournalism. Throughout her studies Indigo has been able to refine her photographic skills as well as having a greater understanding of the photographic industry allowing for her to further define her practice.
Indigo’s current body of work, Fell, is a commentary on the logging practices within the Yarra State Forest in Melbourne's outer East. The work will be produced into a self-published photo book along with being exhibited in a group graduate show at the Centre of Contemporary Photography in Fitzroy.
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EDUCATION
2019-2021 Photography Studies College Melbourne
Bachelor of Photography, Photojournalism Major
PUBLICATIONS
2021 And They All Fell Down, Self-Published Photobook
2021 Bendigo Bank Community Bank 2021 Calendar, Image
2020 Seclusion, Self-Published Photobook
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2021 First Light, Centre for Contemporary, Fitzroy (forthcoming)
2021 CreateCOP26, Art Partner online exhibition
CURATORIAL PROJECTS
2021 First Light, Centre for Contemporary, Fitzroy (forthcoming)
AWARDS
2021 #CreateCOP26 Competition and Exhibition, Honourable Mention
2019 The Lilydale Show Photography Exhibition, 1st Place Winner Monochrome Category Open section
2018 PSC School Photography Competition, Academic Directors Award for Excellence
SKILLS
Camera: Canon 7D Mark ii and Mamiya C3
Computer systems: macOS and Microsoft Windows
Editing software: Adobe Creative suite and Microsoft Office
Studied under:
Kristian Haggblom
Daniel Boetker-Smith
Stephanie Rose Wood
Katrin Koenning
Brie Trenerry
Michelle Lackenby
Scott McNaughton
Gemma-Rose Turnbull