‘Warren Kirk observes life, buildings and landscapes in Victoria’s hinterlands. His work is a meditation on people, place and memory, preserving these vanishing scenes in the towns between the city and the bush.’

‘In Beyond Suburbia, Warren turns his lens toward rural and regional towns, documenting houses, shops, people and everyday life … Many of the scenes reflect a distinctly Australian way of living: the hills hoist standing over the backyard, tin roofs warped and rusted by time … scenes from an earlier era, seemingly unaffected by modern trends or technology … Beyond Suburbia serves as both document and meditation, reminding us that life outside metropolitan centres is no less vivid or memorable.