Tracing the space between experimentation and intention, bringing together Jessica Fleming’s works across alternative analogue processes and digital photography.

An exhibition of postcard places with written interference from the ether.

An exhibition from our widest open call for all photographers to show your work at the opening of the new Photosynthesis dedicated photography exhibition space.

Photosynthesis resident artist Eva Lorenz's multidisciplinary exhibition of photographed hand-crafted costumes based on Earth's birds.

The first exhibition of Eva Lorenz's artist residency at Photosynthesis showcasing work created using manual effects.

Irenie How shows a series of images and mixed media works questioning distinctions between fact and fiction through portraits, childhood memories, and city slogans

Epoché by Irenie How is a series of photographic and physical images and assemblages delving into themes of fragmentation, noise, and material culture. The term that defines the show describes the practice of letting go by abstaining from judgment, as well as an inclination towards observation and contentment with reality as it is.

A Universal Law of Gravitation explores Waitaha Canterbury and the motions of everyday life through photos of its space-time bodies, objects, and landmarks. This exhibition launched Irenie’s artist residency.

A captivating photographic journey into the intriguing realm of trichrome photography, brought to life using the timeless 19th century printing techniques of color carbon transfer and gum bichromate. This body of work was made during Stuart’s artist residency.

Picturing Aotearoa - The Art and Craft of the Handmade Print is an exhibition of handcrafted New Zealand landscape prints by Stuart Clook showcasing a unique combination of science, craftsmanship, and personal expression.

Invisible by Janneth Gil, Photosynthesis’ second artist-in-residence, explores wellness through photography, transforming medical experiences into moments for healing and acceptance of our imperfect bodies.

The five photographers in Our Place bring us closer to their significant place, its experience and their thoughts and feelings about being. Our Place is about seeing and doing, practical outcomes coordinated, informed and appraised through the Photographic Storytelling Workshop led by photographer Janneth Gil with Photosynthesis.

Jamie Price is Photosynthesis’ first resident artist. This exhibit consists of a collection of photographs from Jamie’s personal archives taken during adventures with friends, holidays with family and exploration of local landscape both urban and natural.