Enraciné Exhibtiion – Reach Gallery + Mueseum

Memory of Ice, ii

Building on the foundations of my previous work, this next phase focuses on the unmediated process of crystallization and molecular transformation within ice. Created during my recent residencies in Banff (January 2025) and Vancouver (February 2025), amidst the brief Arctic outflow, these large-scale cyanotypes capture the beauty of ice as it undergoes natural transitions. Working directly with the material and environment, I have eliminated any post-production manipulation. Through the analog process of cyanotype printmaking I highlight the tactile, time-sensitive nature of this method, allowing the ice's transformation to record directly onto the paper. The expanded scale of these prints amplifies the complexity and intricacy of these natural processes offering a direct and unaltered view into the transformation of water at a molecular level.

Memory of Ice, ii

Building on the foundations of my previous work, this next phase focuses on the unmediated process of crystallization and molecular transformation within ice. Created during my recent residencies in Banff (January 2025) and Vancouver (February 2025), amidst the brief Arctic outflow, these large-scale cyanotypes capture the beauty of ice as it undergoes natural transitions. Working directly with the material and environment, I have eliminated any post-production manipulation. Through the analog process of cyanotype printmaking I highlight the tactile, time-sensitive nature of this method, allowing the ice's transformation to record directly onto the paper. The expanded scale of these prints amplifies the complexity and intricacy of these natural processes offering a direct and unaltered view into the transformation of water at a molecular level.

Glacial Lightbox

Memory of Ice: Mount Currie (Ts’zil)

My work investigates the geological transformations within glacial systems through a process-intensive approach, combining the historical cyanotype technique with digital photography to capture the molecular dynamics of ice and frozen landscapes. This immersive, multi-step process—encompassing fieldwork, camera-less photography, ultra-resolution scanning, digital collage, and sculptural dioramas—underscores the importance of sustainability and a balance between nature and technological innovation.

Anomaly

Solo exhibition

Anomaly Exhibtion

My artistic inquiry centers on the Himalayan cryosphere, a vital water source for billions, whose glaciers are rapidly vanishing due to climate change, threatening regional biodiversity and livelihoods. Through my "Anomaly" series, born from a 2018 expedition to Everest Base Camp, I combine glacial imagery with color-coded visualizations of climate data to highlight the urgent reality of glacial retreat, using color contrasts to symbolize both the peril and hope for preservation, while emphasizing the immediate impacts of global warming.

Anomaly iv

My artistic inquiry centers on the Himalayan cryosphere, a vital water source for billions, whose glaciers are rapidly vanishing due to climate change, threatening regional biodiversity and livelihoods. Through my "Anomaly" series, born from a 2018 expedition to Everest Base Camp, I combine glacial imagery with color-coded visualizations of climate data to highlight the urgent reality of glacial retreat, using color contrasts to symbolize both the peril and hope for preservation, while emphasizing the immediate impacts of global warming.

Enraciné Exhibtiion – Reach Gallery + Mueseum