Currents focuses specifically on the link between the metro area of the city of Edmonton, and the glacial headwaters of the North Saskatchewan, contrasting urban river spaces, industry, and policy making spaces. In both installations, imagery is clearly composed of fragments, individual moments, taken from disparate times and places which have been brought together. The […]
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Glacial echoes
These works focus on the changes present in the landscape of the Rocky Mountains; while researching locations and traveling to the mountains for flux, I was able to compare archive imagery of those same places. The difference between the experience of being in that space and the older imagery was striking – in some places […]
flux
Flux is an installation project, consisting of large-format silk panels, and sound elements. The panels form a continuous image; screen-prints of photo montages created from imagery taken along Alberta’s river systems. Images flow from the Bow in Calgary back into the headwaters at the Bow Glacier, from the Columbia Icefeilds and the Saskatchewan Glacier back […]
Riverbanks
Included are a variety of works addressing erosion, patterns of water along rivers and bodies of water, and more abstract lines. Works include a few monotypes, mezzotint, some etchings, and digital printmaking.
Divining
This installation project examines our dual relationship with place, which is embedded deeply in our experiences, and the process of searching for identity within that framework. At the same time, human beings spending time in a location also inevitably changes the place itself; each receives an impression of the other. Much how water subtly changes […]
shift[ing], floe, and passages
Two of these artist books share a similar large format, looking at some of the images taken in St. Johns, Newfoundland, and images taken in the Drumheller badlands, as well as images that have been manipulated and