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An exploration into concepts of space and the relationships between the thresholds of the 2 and 3 dimensions; the immaterial form;
perception; deconstruction;
time;
movement including speed and stasis; the body; the appropriation of symbols; and the strategies of power.
With influences from Futurism and Cubism to current
digital media art and cinema, these hybrids of
two and three dimensions bring
together painting, drawing,
photography, digital media, and sculpture, to create a
spatial image system.
Topographical
cross-sections of
a
subject
are painted or drawn
onto sheets of transparent film. The
sheets are specifically spaced and hung
apart
to reveal the
appearance of
three-dimensional forms in
a state of suspension. Like linear perspective is to the 2D world; layered perspective allows the possibility of new
representations through this illusionary image space.
The multiple image planes together establish a perspective in which the viewer
can alter their viewing angle
to change the 'image form'
as one walks around the piece. It is a dematerialization of the picture plane through the combining of multiple picture planes.
Artworks displayed in chronological order, Please click images to see further images and information on all artworks.
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Archaeology of Space Exhibition: |
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Abstract Object Exhibition: |
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Dark Matter Exhibition: |
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Entropy Exhibitions: |
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Containment Exhibition: Portraits d'artistes', Le Conseil des arts de Montréal, 'Artist Portraits', The Arts Council of Montreal.Sept. 1 2007 to August 31, 2008 |
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The Paradox of Power Exhibitions: |
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Progress Exhibition 'Escalator’, Concordia University, Montreal, 2006. |
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The Fall of Modernism |
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The Aesthetics of Speed Exhibitions: |
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Incorporeal Movement Exhibition: |
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White Space Exhibitions: |
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Still-Life Exhibitions: |
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Blood Nebulae Exhibition: |
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Perceptible Consciousness Exhibition: Artwork in the collection of: |
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In-Utero Exhibition: |
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Immaterial Exhibition: |
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Fragmented Figure |
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Omniscient Spectator Exhibition: |
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