May 25, 2018

Alex Plumb: The Luring

May 25, 2018/ D-Photo

Featured in issue 84, and recipient of the sought-after Auckland Festival of Photography commission, Alex's work is not to be missed.

Have a watch of Alex's short film, The Luring, below. If you're keen to see more, head to Silo 6 between 31 May and 19 June for his exhibition.

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