Don Cameron is an Australian artist who graduated from Central St Martins College of Art in
London. His career began as a music video director, creating iconic works for British artists such as Blur.
Working primarily in architectural photography, Don Cameron explores Europe’s dark past, capturing structures such as the Atlantic Wall, Yugoslav monuments and post-war churches.
He takes a meticulous approach, sometimes spending years exploring and documenting these structures.
His photographic compositions, often monochrome, highlight the brutalist architecture and history of the buildings.
Don Cameron uses his photographs as a starting point for creating furniture.
Through his ‘Translations’ series, each of his works makes an open reference to one of the subjects of his photographs.
Working primarily in architectural photography, Don Cameron explores Europe’s dark past, capturing structures such as the Atlantic Wall, Yugoslav monuments and post-war churches.
He takes a meticulous approach, sometimes spending years exploring and documenting these structures.
His photographic compositions, often monochrome, highlight the brutalist architecture and history of the buildings.
Don Cameron uses his photographs as a starting point for creating furniture.
Through his ‘Translations’ series, each of his works makes an open reference to one of the subjects of his photographs.
Don Cameron is an Australian artist who graduated from Central St Martins College of Art in
London. His career began as a music video director, creating iconic works for British artists such as Blur.
Working primarily in architectural photography, Don Cameron explores Europe’s dark past, capturing structures such as the Atlantic Wall, Yugoslav monuments and post-war churches.
He takes a meticulous approach, sometimes spending years exploring and documenting these structures.
His photographic compositions, often monochrome, highlight the brutalist architecture and history of the buildings.
Don Cameron uses his photographs as a starting point for creating furniture.
Through his ‘Translations’ series, each of his works makes an open reference to one of the subjects of his photographs.
Working primarily in architectural photography, Don Cameron explores Europe’s dark past, capturing structures such as the Atlantic Wall, Yugoslav monuments and post-war churches.
He takes a meticulous approach, sometimes spending years exploring and documenting these structures.
His photographic compositions, often monochrome, highlight the brutalist architecture and history of the buildings.
Don Cameron uses his photographs as a starting point for creating furniture.
Through his ‘Translations’ series, each of his works makes an open reference to one of the subjects of his photographs.
