Ryley Clarke is an emerging artist, photographer and filmmaker living and working in Naarm, Melbourne, Australia.

Ryley weaves together cinematic, affective, and experimental narratives. With an attentive eye for photography and filmmaking as a storytelling medium, Ryley blurs the boundaries between lyrical and cinematic worlds. Often seen with a camera in his hands or around his shoulders, he frequently makes photographs with creative direction, impulse and spontaneity.  The memories of his youth, spent creating photographs and films, have influenced his diverse vision. From capturing the evocative, soulful essence of the Australian live music scene to delving deep into personal and thoughtful visual projects. Ryley’s documentary practice goes beyond the surface, inviting us into an intimate exploration of the phenomena that shapes the lived experience, revealing its profound impact on the human condition. His photographs and films are often reflections of fragments, memories, affects, and ephemeral moments. Ryley presents his work in exhibitions and publications, previously exhibiting at RMIT’s First Site Gallery, FortyFiveDownstairs, Perth Centre for Contemporary Photography, Photo Collective, Fresh Eyes, Pomegranate Press, and Melbourne Milieu.