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“Luminescence” at the Community Bank Halls Head Mez Art Space Gallery. The Exhibition  launch on October 12th included a special screening of ‘The Still Point’ alongside some of Fanco Sauzier’s favourite images. Mandurah photographer and artist Franco loves to experiment, using light in different ways to achieve very unique results.

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Image of A poster for Luminescence by Franco Sauzier, featuring a long-exposure photo with swirling orange lights over a rocky landscape. Text reads: “An exhibition of light-based photographs.” Dates are 13/10/21 to 12/11/21.
Image of Photographs are displayed on a gallery wall; the closest image shows a person in an orange jacket standing beside bright blue neon lights with Asian characters. Other artworks are blurred in the background.
Image of Three people stand smiling together indoors; one man in a suit, another in a floral shirt and blazer, and a woman in a black coat. They are posing under a sign for Bendigo Bank in a corridor with photos on the wall.
Image of Two men smiling and posing for a photo indoors. One is wearing a dark T-shirt, and the other is wearing glasses, a white shirt, and a dark suit. People and a sign reading MEZ Art Space are visible in the background.
Image of Four people stand together indoors, smiling at the camera. Framed photographs are displayed on the wall behind them. The group appears to be at an art exhibition or gallery.
Image of A corridor art exhibition displays large, colourful, and moody photographs mounted on a white wall, featuring dramatic lighting and neon colours. A person is seen in the far left corner, mostly out of frame.
Image of A group of people socialise inside an art gallery called MEZ Art Space. Some view artwork on the walls whilst others converse near a railing in a well-lit, modern interior.

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