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Australia’s Iconic Bondi Beach: Forever Tainted
Andrew Stark
Born in 1964, Andrew Stark is an Australian urban and candid street photographer focusing his work mainly in Sydney from the early 80s. Stark attended Newington College from 1976-1981. His initial inspirations were Robert Frank, William Klein, Henri Cartier-Bresson. Stark's photographic style can be described as vulnerable, ambiguous, and with a hint of melancholy. His photography is constantly evolving from the mores of realist observations into deep monochromatic shades of poetic susceptibility. His work is unlike traditional approaches toward photographic documentary—his work has gradually developed into an intensely and interpretatively personal oeuvre. His photographs have always remained overtly honest, without any planned settings or staging.
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