Claudia Saballa Hobbs (she/they) is an artist making and living on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri peoples in Naarm. They completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in 2021 and received the Fiona Myer Award in their graduating year. They have participated in, and coordinated numerous projects, exhibitions, and film screenings in Naarm, at spaces including BLINDSIDE, George Paton Gallery, Woven Projects, The Substation, TCB, and Dogmilk Films. Their creative practice is a collection of everyday fragments—falling between photography and something else. Evolving as a mixture of humour, grief, and mundanity—Saballa Hobbs wants to share the experience of being overwhelmed by photography, by its length, duration, speed, and convoluted somethings. Collecting and connecting memories of the past and present, ruminations can be fleeting before moving to the next. Among it all, perhaps there are things that can be seen, picked out and held onto, sort of like photographs.