IRID Gallery
Limited-edition fine art photography by contemporary Australian artists
Images that reveal themselves over time.
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Photography selected to be lived with.
IRID represents Australian photographers whose work moves between landscape, wildlife, documentary and conceptual practice. Every work is an archival pigment print on museum-grade paper, issued in a signed, numbered edition with a certificate of authenticity.
- 450+Prints placed with collectors
- 24Countries
- 5Represented artists
- SignedNumbered, certified editions
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Selected works
Dani WatsonConfluenceFrom $3,500
Guy LittleSurfing 1From $2,500
John WisemanDouble TroubleFrom $175
Simon RayNewcastle Ocean BathsFrom $1,400
Simon RayOuroborosFrom $800
Dani WatsonAscentFrom $175
Guy LittleCharybdis, 1992From $1,300
John WisemanFlight PerfectionFrom $175
Every work is signed and numbered by the artist and issued with a certificate of authenticity. Collectors in 24 countries.
Sideboard 180 cm · Print 100 cm on the longest side
In your space
See it on your wall.
Choose a work and a size to see how it holds a room.
Useless Loop
Featured artist
Guy Little
Across more than four decades, Guy Little has explored the point where photography meets drawing. His black-and-white works translate landscape, movement and human gesture through line, tone and quiet precision.
Collecting photography
“The print is not a byproduct of photography. It is the point.”
From the IRID Journal
Not sure which work, or which size?
Send us your wall, room and light. We’ll suggest works, sizes and framing.
Ask the galleryQuestions collectors ask
What is a limited-edition photograph?
A limited edition is a fixed number of prints of one image. Each print is signed and numbered by the artist, for example 7/25. Once the edition sells out, no further prints are made in that edition. Artist proofs (AP) are a small number of additional prints kept outside the numbered run.
How are IRID prints made?
Every work is an archival pigment print on museum-grade fine art paper, such as Canson Platine Fibre Rag or Canson Archival Photographique 310gsm, produced for accurate colour and long life.
How do I know a work is authentic?
Limited-edition works are titled, numbered and signed by the artist and come with a certificate of authenticity.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. IRID has collectors in 24 countries. See Shipping & returns for delivery times and costs.
Framed or unframed?
Each artwork page lists the sizes and finishes available for that work. For framing advice, see Framing guidance or ask the gallery.
Can you help me choose a work or a size?
Yes. Send us a photo of the wall, its size and the light in the room, and we will suggest works, sizes and framing.
Represented artists
Five distinct practices. One enduring point of view.
From intimate wildlife encounters to atmospheric landscapes and refined photographic abstraction.
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01Gianluca CarrettaInstinct, behaviour and the natural world.View artist 
02Guy LittlePrecision, line and photographic abstraction.View artist 
03Simon RayLight, structure and atmospheric place.View artist 
04Dani WatsonAtmosphere, perception and visual poetry.View artist 
05John WisemanIntimate encounters with the natural world.View artist
Recognition
Recognised by the institutions that judge the medium.
- [YEAR]Hasselblad MastersDani WatsonFinalist · [Category]
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From the Journal
Perspectives on collecting and contemporary photography.
Collector guidance, exhibition stories and considered writing exploring how photography is made, viewed and lived with.
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