Cape Town in February
For the last month, I’ve been staying in an enormous painter’s studio in Woodstock, near the centre of Cape Town, South Africa. It’s been great to escape the Toronto winter, and the mountain view is very inspiring.
And now for something completely different . . .
An accident last winter bruised my eyelids and reminded me how fragile and miraculous human vision is. Sometimes what we see, or don’t see, cannot be replicated by the camera lens. I’ve started working on a new series that captures passing landscapes through a reverse panning technique.
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CONTACT 2019
Group show by Gallery 44 members
Gallery 1313
1313 Queen Street West, Toronto
Wednesday, April 24, 2019 to Sunday, May 5, 2019
1 to 6 pm
Opening reception:
Thursday, April 25 – 6 pm to 9 pm
Artists’ talks:
Saturday, April 27 – 2 pm to 3 pm
An accident last winter bruised my eyes and reminded me how fragile and miraculous human vision is. Sometimes what we see, or don’t see, cannot be replicated by the camera lens. Fully recovered now, I‘m working on a new series that captures passing landscapes through various panning and layering techniques.
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Cape Town in February
For the last month, I’ve been staying in an enormous painter’s studio in Woodstock, near the centre of Cape Town, South Africa. It’s been great to escape the Toronto winter, and the mountain view is very inspiring.
And now for something completely different . . .
An accident last winter bruised my eyelids and reminded me how fragile and miraculous human vision is. Sometimes what we see, or don’t see, cannot be replicated by the camera lens. I’ve started working on a new series that captures passing landscapes through a reverse panning technique.
Upcoming Shows
CONTACT 2019
Group show by Gallery 44 members
Gallery 1313
1313 Queen Street West, Toronto
Wednesday, April 24, 2019 to Sunday, May 5, 2019
1 to 6 pm
Opening reception:
Thursday, April 25 – 6 pm to 9 pm
Artists’ talks:
Saturday, April 27 – 2 pm to 3 pm
An accident last winter bruised my eyes and reminded me how fragile and miraculous human vision is. Sometimes what we see, or don’t see, cannot be replicated by the camera lens. Fully recovered now, I‘m working on a new series that captures passing landscapes through various panning and layering techniques.
The Great Lakes
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