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ONE MAN’S TRASH
[ABSTRACT]
‘One Man’s Trash’ is a photographic journal of the Camberwell Sunday Market, a stall and car-boot community flea market. The market itself exists for only half a day, converging every Sunday morning, otherwise existing as a carpark to local stores. The site’s impermanence creates an energetic yet chaotic atmosphere as you never know what treasure, or otherwise trash, you’ll find. Engaging with the space and documenting the average ‘market-goer’, the publication employs a variety of techniques, such as observational photography, Risograph printing on cotton-composite paper and Fukurotoji binding, creating beautiful, one-of-a-kind handmade object and record of the market. ‘One Man’s Trash’ is a photographic journal of the Camberwell Sunday Market, a stall and car-boot community flea market. The market itself exists for only half a day, converging every Sunday morning, otherwise existing as a carpark to local stores. The site’s impermanence creates an energetic yet chaotic atmosphere as you never know what treasure, or otherwise trash, you’ll find. Engaging with the space and documenting the average ‘market-goer’, the publication employs a variety of techniques, such as observational photography, Risograph printing on cotton-composite paper and Fukurotoji binding, creating beautiful, one-of-a-kind handmade object and record of the market.
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Charles Hoppe
Eliana Roxas
Echo He
Andrea Lei Garcia
Tsui Lam (Beth) Lee
Andrew Van Keulen
Ellie Waterson-James
Ziga Testen
Lloyd Mst
Kirrip, on behalf of the graduating Bachelors and Masters of Communication Design cohort of 2024, we respectfully acknowledge the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation, the Traditional Owners of the land and waters on which we design in 2024. We pay respect to their Elders past and present, and recognise the rich traditions and continuing creative cultures of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of Australia.
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[RMIT]
[COMM]
[DESIGN]
[S2/2024]
[SPECIAL THANKS]
Brad Haylock
Russell Kerr
Erik North [RMIT CULTURE]
Darshini Penmetsa
Shuai Shao
Noel Waite
Peter White