This is the first time I've done any film work since highschool. It is part of a proposal package for a gallery installation. The wall is an idea that came out of my thesis work.

Building sets is a hell of a lot of work... but I like it! Note: if you look closely I actually got my hair cut between these two shots.

P.S. I also made a new years style resolution to update my blog at least once every couple of weeks.

I made these for a class I had with Nick Pye. In the critique I said I made them purely as a technical experiment. He wasn't impressed.

Rare Documentation

Here's a couple shots from behind the scenes of Domestic Wilderness. Yeah yeah... I took them with my iPhone.

I just picked out frames for this work today. Hoping to have 3 large ones ready for the OCAD grad show on the 30th. Fingers tightly crossed. There is a bunch of new shots so I'll have to update my website soon. Work work work!

A couple new shots for Domestic Wilderness. I'm really liking the second one.

These scans turned out terrible though, will have to redo. (The lesson here: even imacon scanners go on the fritz.) Sorry.

A mention in Betty Ann Jordan's talk at The Artist Project.

Just got back from the Artist Project Toronto art fair. I won a booth as a part of their emerging artist contest. I wasn't very impressed with the caliber of work in the show. A lot of people were interested in my work though, which was very exciting since it's sort of a new direction for me. 

transfer, 2009, c-print, 48" x 71"

Transfer was the only piece hung in my booth. It garnered a corporate purchase award!

 queen, 2009, c-print, 21" x 35"

Queen was entered into the Artist Project's "Queen Competition". It was up against a lot of other works and got first place! I was pretty excited!

Ultimately it was a great experience. Its always awesome to see and talk to people who genuinely enjoy your work. I'll definitely apply again next year.

 

My Booth.

S'right!

Queen Competition