THE ARTIFACTS JOURNAL | CART CART | NOV 06, 2015

LUTRIWITA PT. 1

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Jack Bailey is back from Tasmania and will be showcasing an exhibition of his LUTRIWITA landscape photos in Byron Bay, Australia, Friday November 13th.

Jump to Summersite for a preview.

Tasmania: Lutriwita, Van Diemen’s Land

Coordinates: 42°S 147°E
Capital City: Hobart
Government: Constitutional monarchy

Land: 68,401 km2
Water: 22,357 km2
Total: 90,758 km2

Population: 514,700
Highest Point: Mount Ossa, 5,305 ft

“I have always felt an uncommon affinity with places dark, ancient and unbroken. I find solace in empty landscapes, void of human interference; raw, rugged and elemental. I am not a dark human, nor a loner, I simply find the company of the wild far more affable than that of modern man. To temporarily remove myself form the mediocrity of society and capture the beauty of unhindered evolution I journeyed south, to Van Diemen’s Land.” – Jack Bailey

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