Art
Self-taught in experimental film photography techniques, Yexenia Young approaches her art with a bold creativity and the desire to further each frame into another dimension. Browse her portfolio and you’ll find kaleidoscopes of light and color, transcendent double exposures and sincere moments captured as vivid poetry. All neon and gossamer, Young’s body of work is a glittering fever dream. Blue Rose, 35 mm, 2019. Kaleidoscope Eyes, 35 mm, 2019. Moonlight Roses, 35 mm, 2019.
“I originally started shooting film when I was in high school, using disposable cameras and polaroids. But it was more for my amusement back then, a fun way to document teenage antics,” Young says. “It wasn’t until about four years ago when I took a course in darkroom techniques at
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Premium Content  Singer George Sheppard has defended his family band Sheppard after they were slandered with nasty and unfair comments online since their father s arrest in Papua New Guinea. The Brisbane pop group - which includes siblings George, Amy and Emma Sheppard - were preparing to release their third album, out today, when their father, former Crown prosecutor Greg Sheppard, was arrested on January 20 on conspiracy and false pretence charges relating to an alleged fraudulent transfer of funds. While Mr Sheppard s law firm Young and Williams, the only major law firm in PNG that does not work for the government, denounced it as a politically motivated case that would be defended vigorously , online trolls have since targeted his children and questioned the band s funding.
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Premium Content  Singer George Sheppard has defended his family band Sheppard after they were slandered with nasty and unfair comments online since their father s arrest in Papua New Guinea. The Brisbane pop group - which includes siblings George, Amy and Emma Sheppard - were preparing to release their third album, out today, when their father, former Crown prosecutor Greg Sheppard, was arrested on January 20 on conspiracy and false pretence charges relating to an alleged fraudulent transfer of funds. While Mr Sheppard s law firm Young and Williams, the only major law firm in PNG that does not work for the government, denounced it as a politically motivated case that would be defended vigorously , online trolls have since targeted his children and questioned the band s funding.