“Harry Culy’s The Gap is an ongoing series of seascapes started in 2014. It presents views of the horizon from Sydney’s South End Beach at various times of day under different weather conditions—fixing the unfixable ‘moods of the sea’. This classic formal exercise took on other dimensions when Culy discovered the dark history of this site as a notorious suicide spot. His seascapes speak to stillness and movement, beauty and horror, life and death—and photography’s capacity to cross these divides.”

–City Gallery Wellington, Exhibition blurb from News from the Sun.