A country big enough to disappear in
Thematically, (Katrin’s) work is concerned with ideas of Australian regional and remote communities in socio-economic transition in the 21st century; experientially, it is an exploration of photographer’s familiarity with her new home country.
Interview 
Listen: Tape No.16 – Nkechi Anele’s Exploration Music
Some of the songs I have chosen for this mixtape are quite delicate, and I think this suits the idea of exploring new places with excitement but also a bit of apprehension.
Adventure Tape 
Nick Green: Wild Youth
Adventure can be something as small as going for a walk with your dog down the street or as insane as jumping out of aeroplane on the other side of the world, its all about your perception of things.
Behind the lens 
Listen: Tape No.15 – Conrad Greenleaf’s Voyage Through the Galaxy
Conrad Greenleaf is an inner-west Sydney based musician who plays synth, guitar and other things in psych-pop band Richard In Your Mind. He has recently released a solo album called ‘Modern Emotions’
The speedways of outback Australia
After watching the first race I was sucked in. I thoroughly enjoyed the pageantry of the whole event, the people, the location, the cars and this overwhelming sense I had taken a leap back in time to a simpler life.
Story 
Cycling through the guts of Australia
For all my planning and daydreaming about finding adventure overseas, I’d seemingly been offered a grand adventure in my own country, perhaps with a little luck and fate.
Cookin’ with Rough – Seafood Special
Crab Linguini Aglio Oglio and Cucumber Olive Saganaki Salad – We had the boat prepped, the beers on ice and were ready to catch a feast. In the end more than just a few got away and sunburn and beer got the better of us but we had our feast.
Listen: Tape No.14 – Milk!
A crushing 10+ hour drive to another capital city is an Australian music scene necessity, a decent playlist is the only thing keeping your mind off being crammed in a car filled with gear.
Coober Pedy a.k.a ‘White Man’s Hole’
Coober Pedy is named by the local Aboriginal people as ‘white man’s hole’, a desert town that stands alone under the scorching sun. It is famous for its technicolour gemstones, underground dugouts and abandoned movie sets. To me, that’s a recipe for an adventure.
