BUMP RoadWorks

I completed two barriers with the BUMP Mural festival, Roadworks program. Both Barriers will be placed throughout the city of Calgary. Be on the lookout for them!

Human Abstract

Human Abstract is an exhibition exploring the human form, the self, and the other. Each artist approaches the topic in her own way in their paintings, printmaking, and projection-mapping. The artworks in this exhibition are loosely connected to the similar named poem by William Blake. The poem deals with the critical examination of the Man-made abstract concepts about human nature. Rather than looking back at the origin of this poem, the artists link them to contemporary issues addressing the audience through a critical perspective.

Closing reception on June 24. Projection mapping event each Friday.

Memory Lines Exhibition

My solo exhibition with the Helmut Space in Leipzig opens on May 20! Special thanks to Maeshelle West-Davies for allowing me to show. Opening is at 8pm on May 20 . Show runs till June 3rd 2022.

“What do comics do with, and to, memory and what does memory do to comics?” With a new body of artwork I am investigating the intersection of memory and comics. Specifically the role of comics in memory culture and comics’ ability to simulate or transmit memory. I have been studying the various ways fine-art/comics have interplayed, especially with abstract sequential art/comics. With the comic aspect I have been studying the various ways fine-art/comics have interplayed, especially with abstract sequential art/comics. For example, comics that are not bound to book format.

SSNAP exhibition 2021

I was included in the 2021 Salt Spring National Art Prize! I am also really honoured to have received the Juror award from Ydessa Hendeles. So thankful to all the SSNAP art group and everyone else involved.

Shortlist Alberta Artist in Residence 2021

I am very happy to announce I was shortlisted for the Alberta Artist in Residence! I worked crazy hard on that application and super happy to be acknowledged and to receive a grant from the Alberta Ministry for Arts and Culture. Congrats to the other shortlist artists and the overall winner!