Carly Behm first picked up a film camera (a Minolta SRT 202) in 2021, and since then she has had her eye on the way color and light illuminate everyday scenes and places. Coming from a background in journalism and breaking news photography, Carly has embraced the union of documentary and art in her photos. Her artistic influences include William Eggleston and Stephen Shore.

Carlotta Gallery

Carly Behm

"Belonging, Blinded Choices."

"Core of the Drought."

"Sand and Fire, Australia Outback."

"Joy."

"Cleansing."

"Reflections of Identity: A Kaleidoscope of Self-Portraits."

"Andrew."

"Cloudy Mountains."

“Visions of Us” brings together a diverse collection of portraits, articulating the essence of diverse identities.
In this exhibition, portraiture encourages exploration of the layers of identity, memory, and the self. Each photograph conveys a range of feelings, from joy and sorrow to introspection and resilience; these sentiments evoke the profound journeys we all undertake. Ultimately, “Visions of Us” invites a deeper awareness of what it means to be human in a World that often seeks to categorise and divide us. As you study these portraits, reflect on the aspects that unite us. Despite our differences, we all share a fundamental desire for acceptance and connection.

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