photo-web does not sell Wesley's photos or provide any information on Wesley's photos more than what is on this site An overview of the photography of the Australian photographer, Wesley Stacey the 1990s Landscapes for Peace Wesley Stacey photographed in Japan and Korea in the mid 1990s while exhibiting 'Landscapes for Peace' in Kyoto and Seoul. The exhibition included 15 black and white panoramic prints drawn from his 1980s work and celebrated the idea of Kyoto being founded as the city of peace and tranquillity in AD794. The prints were framed with bamboo on bamboo tripods - no nailing into the temple precinct walls. | | Stone Arrangements East/West In Japan and Korea, Wesley began photographing a project which explored the theme of peoples using stone in their arrangements with their gods. Wesley completed the photography in 1988 in west France and south England. He produced an album folio of 150 images. image #90-01 | #90 - 02 Memorial stones for children and wayward travellers; collected from the tracks and roadsides, assembled in a garden in Higashiama, Japan. #90 - 03 A revered one in temple grounds in Kyoto Japan #90 - 04 The revered ones in the holy precinct of Irari Hill, Kyoto, Japan. #90 - 05 The Namsan Hill assembly – an arrangement to honour heroes, in Seoul, Korea. #90 - 06 Visitors token arrangements near Kiorju, Korea. | | #90 - 07 Stone conduit of Buddha consciousness in Seoul, Korea decorated for Buddha's birthday. | | | | | | #90 - 08 One with shrine gates, Irari Hill, Kyoto, Japan. | |