wild hardt

Melbourne BASED PHOTOGRAPHers for creatives

DOCUMENTING MULTI Arts EVENTS THROUGH A Creative LENS.

Hey there! Looking for photographers to capture the magic of your artsy community events in Melbourne? Well, you're in luck because we're here to make your event shine! We're a dynamic duo of talented photographers who have worked with awesome clients like Darebin City Council, NextWave, Arts Centre Melbourne, MAV (Multicultural Arts Victoria) and many more.

As visual artists ourselves, we understand the power of a great photo to tell your story. Whether you're hosting an exhibition, a festival or a performance, we'll work with you to create photos that truly capture the spirit of the occasion.

We believe in inclusivity and diversity, and we want everyone to feel comfortable expressing their unique personality when we work together. So let's create some magic together and capture your art through stunning imagery!

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This is an inclusive, anti-racist space for all humans.

This is an inclusive, anti-racist space for all humans.


Darebin Fuse Festival

Get ready to be dazzled by the spirited heart of the Fuse Festival Darebin! Every year, our eyes are treated to a dazzling display of exceptional talent, and we simply can't get enough of capturing those breath-taking moments for the remarkable artists who light up the Fuse Festival.


NEXT WAVE (Secretos de la Raíz – Innato)

Documenting the artistic adventure with Kathleen Gonzalez and Sermsah Bin Saad as they unveil the essence of Aboriginal culture through their soul-stirring masterpieces. Embrace the revival and resilience of a rich heritage that's alive and thriving within their brilliant creations!


Ponycam

Documenting the mind blowing performances of Ponycam, who bring people together to create truly unique experiences. By subverting well-known forms, activating unexpected spaces and inviting audiences into their work in unexpected ways, Ponycam create moments where audiences are challenged to question their assumptions, laugh at themselves, and reject habitual recourse.