About
Peter Franc (b. 1981, Australia) is a designer and photographer exploring themes of human origins, the marks we leave on the world, and our relationship with the earth. He aims to heighten appreciation of our planet by enchanting people with images of diverse and "far-away" places, presenting them in simple, geometrically considered compositions.
Peter’s work has been shown internationally across Europe and Australia, with selected works published by Phaidon Press, Smithsonian Magazine, and UNESCO.
Recently, Peter traveled overland between London and Sydney, embarking on a one-year journey that instilled an understanding of how cultural borders are formed by the natural landscape of the earth.A sense of distance is persistent in Peter's work. By removing himself from everyday life, he gravitates toward desolate locations where vastness and nature reign supreme.
Other interests include endurance sports, nutrition, linguistics, and geology. He is currently living and working in Tasmania, Australia.
“People may try to change the planet, but all the while the planet will be changing them too. A sense of place, an aesthetics of landscape, all those things change with time. You know the people who first saw the Grand Canyon thought it was ugly as hell because it wasn’t like the Alps. It took them a long time to see its beauty.”
Kim Stanley Robinson
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Contact
mail at peterfranc dot com
Prints
The online print store has been closed indefinitely. Prints are now produced on-demand, using museum-quality paper, made to last a lifetime. Please get in touch
Licensing and Personal Usage
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