Working with analogue photography and experimental processes, Enrico Scotece explores landscape, time and perception across the regional and remote territories of inland Australia. Through large-format and handmade pinhole cameras, his photographs trace encounters with place and the passage of time, revealing landscapes that are at once observed, experienced and unknowable.

Enrico Scotece is a photographer whose current work explores photographic response as perceptual experience. Working with analog photographic means, mostly with large format cameras, he places emphasis on the photograph as not only a tangible object, but also as a performative temporal illusion. Scotece currently lectures in Photography at Western Sydney University.