Contemporary Art

Let's take a deep dive into my contemporary art career.


On the Right: "13.3874423 Miles"

This image is a compilation of 2448 individual images placed in specific areas to create a shape prominent in my work. Each image is of legs with 13 different coloured socks moving in an indicated direction, with one colour making the shape. The shape is the geographic area where I grew up and I explore the connections I have in that area in my work. 2016.



Portfolio Day 7


This show marked the end of my highschool career. Portfolio Day is an annual event at the Etobicoke School of the Arts, where 60 university representatives from around the world come and speak with grade 12 students. My photography prints took up 1/3rd of the gymnasium and were printed up to 7ft tall. This exhibit allowed me to express my love for art and share it with the world.

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Condo Series
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Poppy Box & Legion Series
Legs in 3D Series
Legs in 3D Series
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Clothes Series
Clothes Series
Sunset Series
Sunset Series
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Contained Space


This show was my first solo exhibition. It was held at the Les Enfants Terribles Gallery in Toronto. It allowed me to showcase my print work in an intimate setting.

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Captured on Camera & Captured on Canvas


This show was created in collaboration with Doors Open TO, Canada 150, and the City of Toronto. The photographs exhibited are meant to highlight the change in landscapes since Toronto Artist Clara Harris painted them in the early 1900's. This show was met with great feedback and interest.

You can read the Toronto Star Article depicting this story: here.

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Toronto Star Article
Event Leaflet
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Creating Art for the 2016 Rio Olympics


Students from Etobicoke School of the Arts we're invited to help build art for Canada House in Rio for the 2016 Olympics. We got into the nitty gritty of building, painting, glueing, and screening the pieces pretty quickly. This experience was documented in 2 CBC articles.

You can read the CBC Toronto Article depicting this story: here.
You can read the CBC Arts Article depicting this story: here.

Inside the Studio
Creating the Pieces
Painting the Paddles
Art inside Canada House in Rio
Art inside Canada House in Rio
Creating the Pieces
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Flash Forward Incubator 2016 & 2017


Flash Forward is an annual publication of the top 30 photographers in the UK, Canada and US. They host an 'Incubator' program that partners with schools across North America. I was fortunate enough to participate in 2016 & 2017 and have my work displayed at Clint Roenisch Gallery and the Gardiner Museum.

More on Flash Forward Incubator 2016: here.
More on Flash Forward Incubator 2017: here.

Myself Infront of my Print at the Gardiner Museum
Myself Holding up my Print
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Myself Holding up my Print
Attendees Observing my Work
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Published Books
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Paintings


Here are some of my paintings. These were experimental works meant to explore colour and texture.

Inferno
3 Paintings
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Drawings


Here are some of my drawings. These were experimental works meant to bring me back into the graphite medium.

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Drawing 2
Drawing 3
Drawing 4
Drawing 5
Drawing 6
Drawing 7
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Sunset Trailer Park


This book was created to showcase my Sunset Trailer Park Series. This series documents the way others can individualise a home outside of their own. This 'second home' for many is an escape and is used to relax. Documentation is important because it gives life to the neighborhood of Sunset Trailer Park.

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Curation Work


These images are from my curation work at Montgomery's Inn in Toronto. I lead the selection, hanging, and execution of a grade 10 & 12 show.

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Plans for the Exhibit
Plans for the Exhibit
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