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One long day

University of Ottawa, 2014-2015

A picture can be taken apart and reduced to all of its pieces, parts and presences.

It remains a picture if it can be looked at for any length of time. It’s a good picture if it prompts one look, and then another.


Related solo and group exhibitions:
RBC Canadian Painting Competition, Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver (2015)
P.S., Central Art Garage, Ottawa (2015)
Should we stop here?
, Initial Gallery, Vancouver (2015)
SHOW.15, Idea Exchange, Cambridge (2015)
All things being equal., Ottawa Art Gallery, Ottawa (2015)
Process
, Karsh-Masson Gallery, Ottawa (2014)

Related text:
Porch Door’ (2015)

Incident/Accident

22:39 minute HD video made from still photographs, 2014

I painted a wall and made some frames from wood scraps. I made them touch and took photographs until the battery ran out. The result is a painting made from light and leftovers.

This video was made to be projected, ideally as big as the room will allow.

Technical support by Sasha Phipps
Studio assistance by Rob Chant

Follies

Ink paintings on canvas and muslin, 2015
IKEA basket filled with plaster, 2014

Some paintings and a sculpture that are about how they were made and what they can become.

The ink paintings have been shown in several different arrangements and orientations. They can read the room and adapt accordingly.

Selected photography by Julia Martin

Fictions

Digital photographs, 2015

The best drawings I’ve ever made. The best story I’ve ever written.

Test prints from this series of 657 images were printed at 112 centimetres wide with a rambling length of 330 cm.

Technical support by Sasha Phipps
Studio assistance by Rob Chant

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