Eleven selected photographs · Edition one
A Boy Called Oz presents

Proof that life happened.

Photographs from the road, the wild and the loud rooms. Made by Tony “Oz” de Latour, who may be older on paper but remains stubbornly twenty-four inside.

Byron Bay Cambodian priest
Queensland Water Dragon
Somewhere in Queensland
Featured work · OZ 001 Real Life Byron Bay, Queensland. Wall Art & Photos, Fine Art Giclée, Premium Fine Art prints.
Archival pigment print
Signed by Oz
Edition one 1/11
River boats
A collection of lifeEleven photographs. One restless eye.
Curator's note

No trends to chase. No filler. Just moments with enough life in them to deserve another look.

Tony “Oz” de Latour
The exhibition

Three chapters,
one restless eye.

Each collection has its own pace and story. Together they read like a life spent looking properly.

Real Life
01 Places, people and work

Real Life

The world with its shoes off. Cambodia, Byron Bay and the people who keep moving while everyone else is asleep.

View the collection 4 works · A2 to A0
Wild Life
02 Queensland locals

Wild Life

Water dragons, friarbirds, spoonbills and owls. Patient photographs of subjects who never signed a release form.

View the collection 4 works · A2 to A0
Wild Live
03 The loud room

Wild Live

Concert photographs and memorabilia from a life spent near the front, where the light is bad and the stories are better.

View the collection 3 works · A2 to A0
Separate identity · Made on a screen

After Hours.

The stranger digital work belongs in its own world. It does not pretend to be photography, and it does not interrupt the fine art collections.

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Wild Child · DIG 001
Wild Child · DIG 001
Sex Piston · DIG 002
Sex Piston · DIG 002
01Archival printingCotton rag fine art paper with pigment inks.
02Signed by OzEach print is checked and signed before dispatch.
03Three sizesA2, A1 and statement-scale A0.
04Worldwide shippingRolled safely in a protective tube.
Tony Oz
Older on paper.
Twenty-four everywhere else.
The man behind the lens

A boy called Oz.

Tony has spent a lifetime pointing cameras at whatever refused to be ignored: Queensland wildlife, the back roads of Cambodia and every band worth standing in a pit for.

The work is observant, occasionally dark and never polished into something it was not.

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