Downtown Border People – Book “Downtown Border People” was a project initiated for a class at University of Windsor called Border Culture, taught by Dr. Lee Rodney. The assignment was loosely based around examining the effect the border has had on the region. We were tasked to work collaboratively and work on a specific region […]
This is the second set of prints in my series “Organized Nature.” The series is based on the idea of systematizing nature as expressed through leaves. The first half of the series can be found here. The series began in the United Kingdom as an ideological examination of urban planning and the human interaction with […]
“Organized Nature” is the third in my series this semester on the systematization of nature. I had some serious “artist’s block” before creating this project – being a conceptual artist has its shortcomings. This project examines the interior organizing qualities of nature as expressed through manmade means. I’ve recently become quite interested in the organizational […]
Last year I spent a semester studying in the School of Creative Arts at University of Hertfordshire in England. During that time, I was given the opportunity to experiment with a host of different fine art techniques, including video art. I took a class called Working in Collaboration with the main goal of creating a piece […]
“Made in China” is a continuation of my examination of the natural world in the context of a highly organized digital world. I have been working on this particular narrative intensively since January 2014, but it began in 2013 at the University of Hertfordshire in my studio work while studying abroad. This iteration of the […]
In December I created a project that nearly made my brain explode. “A Year in Pictures: The Best 8 Photos of 2013” was designed to be a criticism of the concept of photo albums as depicted in a photo album. I’ll repeat that: it was a photo album that destroyed the notion of photo albums. […]
This year I’ve developed something of a specialty in the department of marketing to the Millennial generation. I’ve even had the opportunity to present “Marketing to Millennials” at Michigan State University and the University of Toronto Mississauga at various student leadership conferences. I developed this expertise after beginning a job with residence services at the […]
“Permission to Grow” developed during my semester in England as a critical analysis of the relationship between humans and the natural world. The idea centred around the complex narrative formed by the natural world in an urban context as set in Canada and Britain. Initially my work was entirely set in England, naturally creating a […]
“Permission to Grow” was a series that began during my study abroad semester in England at University of Hertfordshire. The idea was born out of a fascination I developed with the complexities of English bureaucracy in the context of its interaction with the natural environment. English government has a reputation for being heavily complex and […]
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