Cricket Saleh
ARTIST STATEMENT
Cricket Saleh explores the genre of Still Life through photography, simultaneously referencing art historical understandings of the medium and subverting it.
Through her use of considered lighting and subject matter, storytelling is highlighted through the placement of the object, which is underpinned by a sparse and painterly approach.
Her photographs depict an ongoing interest in the ephemeral nature of life - where beauty, indulgence, consumption and decay are underlying themes in work.
At its essence, her work is interested in the human condition - where non permanence and invisible narratives allude to something more, something just out of reach.
BIO
Cricket Saleh was born in Geelong to an illustrator and a photographer. She works in photography and in a professional context is highly sought after for her completely unique approach to image making.
Having studied a BA in Photography (Honours) at RMIT, she has a seemingly effortless ability to capture the feeling and atmosphere of a concept. Alongside her artistic practice, Cricket runs a successful commercial photography studio - focusing on the interior and the fashion space.
Cricket’s work has been collected widely across Australia and internationally, with her recent work This Too Shall Pass, having been acquired into the permanent collection of the Geelong Gallery.
Cricket Saleh explores the genre of Still Life through photography, simultaneously referencing art historical understandings of the medium and subverting it.
Through her use of considered lighting and subject matter, storytelling is highlighted through the placement of the object, which is underpinned by a sparse and painterly approach.
Her photographs depict an ongoing interest in the ephemeral nature of life - where beauty, indulgence, consumption and decay are underlying themes in work.
At its essence, her work is interested in the human condition - where non permanence and invisible narratives allude to something more, something just out of reach.
BIO
Cricket Saleh was born in Geelong to an illustrator and a photographer. She works in photography and in a professional context is highly sought after for her completely unique approach to image making.
Having studied a BA in Photography (Honours) at RMIT, she has a seemingly effortless ability to capture the feeling and atmosphere of a concept. Alongside her artistic practice, Cricket runs a successful commercial photography studio - focusing on the interior and the fashion space.
Cricket’s work has been collected widely across Australia and internationally, with her recent work This Too Shall Pass, having been acquired into the permanent collection of the Geelong Gallery.
Past Exhibitions
Artworks
Nobody 1
$2,800
Nobody 2
$2,800
Nobody 3
$2,800
Nothing Only This, 3rd Study
$1,450
Nobody 4
$2,800
Nobody 5
$2,800
Nobody 6
$2,800
Nowhere 1
$3,300
Nowhere 2
$3,300
William Blake 2
$3,400
William Blake 3
$3,400
William Blake 4
$3,400
Nobody 7 Sold
Nobody 8 Sold
Murdered Out Sold
Forgiven Yes
$4,200
Hold You Dear, Hold You Near
$4,200
Pretending To Think Sold
A Beast, it is True! Sold
Insignificant
$2,300
The Hired Hands Sold
The Garden Sold
Precipice, Oh Dear Sold
Took From Us Sold
At My Throat Sold
From You To Me Sold
A Residue of Hope Sold
See Me Sold
Forgive Me Sold
Miss You Dear Sold
Thomas Hear Me I Sold
Thomas Hear Me II Sold
Thomas a Study I
$1,960
Thomas a Study II
$1,960
Beyond Fake
$3,700
Want it Again
$3,700
I Give You Plenty
$3,700
Girls Like You
$3,700
Tear My Heart Out
$3,700
Sour Milk
$3,700
We Are The Same
$3,700
Plump
$3,700
Asking Nice
$3,700
Sleeping With My Enemy
$3,700
A Bottle Full of Rain
$3,600
Teeny Tiny Words Of Yes
$3,400
The Sky Lit Up
$3,600
Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello
$3,400
Handful of Charm
$3,600
The Moaning and the Thunder
$3,600
