Borderlands
November 2015
This series about Toronto's Lower Don River Valley comprises over 75 photographs. This urban photographic exploration addresses the Don Valley as a complex site that includes natural habitat, the Don River and its ecosystem, issues of land use and human presence (both visible and invisible), and industrial use of the Lower Don River Valley through images of man-made structures such as the rail line, bridges, and buildings (both permanent and temporary).
The series reflects the diverse and complicated nature of the Lower Don River Valley as a site of constant change. The images document various fragments of life in the Don Valley and along the river, focusing on the marginality, ephemerality, and liminality that characterize such urban borderlands throughout four seasons.
A selection of images from the series was exhibited at the CRH Gallery, Evergreen Brick Works, in Toronto during the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, April 27-June 1, 2017.
Borderlands
September 2014
Borderlands
May 2015
Borderlands
March 2018
Borderlands
December 2017
Borderlands
August 2015
Borderlands
August 2015
Borderlands
November 2015
Borderlands
April 2015
Borderlands
August 2015
Borderlands
March 2016
Borderlands
October 2015
Borderlands
November 2015
Borderlands
June 2015
Borderlands
October 2015
Borderlands
February 2017
Borderlands
December 2017
Borderlands
December 2015
Borderlands
May 2015
Borderlands
January 2018
Borderlands
February 2016
Borderlands
July 2016
Borderlands
August 2016
Borderlands
November 2017
Borderlands
January 2018
Borderlands
A selection of images from the series was exhibited at the CRH Gallery, Evergreen Brick Works, in Toronto during the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, April 27-June 1, 2017.
The artist acknowledges the generous support of the Faculty of Communication and Design, Ryerson University.
Borderlands
A selection of images from the series was exhibited at the CRH Gallery, Evergreen Brick Works, in Toronto during the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, April 27-June 1, 2017.
The artist acknowledges the generous support of the Faculty of Communication and Design, Ryerson University.
Borderlands
A selection of images from the series was exhibited at the CRH Gallery, Evergreen Brick Works, in Toronto during the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, April 27-June 1, 2017.
The artist acknowledges the generous support of the Faculty of Communication and Design, Ryerson University.
Borderlands
A selection of images from the series was exhibited at the CRH Gallery, Evergreen Brick Works, in Toronto during the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, April 27-June 1, 2017.
The artist acknowledges the generous support of the Faculty of Communication and Design, Ryerson University.
Borderlands
This series about Toronto's Lower Don River Valley comprises over 75 photographs. This urban photographic exploration addresses the Don Valley as a complex site that includes natural habitat, the Don River and its ecosystem, issues of land use and human presence (both visible and invisible), and industrial use of the Lower Don River Valley through images of man-made structures such as the rail line, bridges, and buildings (both permanent and temporary).
The series reflects the diverse and complicated nature of the Lower Don River Valley as a site of constant change. The images document various fragments of life in the Don Valley and along the river, focusing on the marginality, ephemerality, and liminality that characterize such urban borderlands throughout four seasons.
A selection of images from the series was exhibited at the CRH Gallery, Evergreen Brick Works, in Toronto during the Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival, April 27-June 1, 2017.