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Artist Statement:
Using the syntax of commercial
outdoor product photography, I
create images of the results
of consumerism. Lost,
discarded and broken objects
replace the new objects of ad
photos on the natural
background of pebbles,
granite, snow and water.
Viewers are invited to think
about how the romantic
ruggedness of the Canadian
landscape is used to promote a
culture of consumerism.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Exhibitions
2009 Beach Debris, U of T
Sustainability Office, Toronto
2009 Beach Debris: balloons &
strings, Insomnia, Toronto
Group Exhibitions
2009/10 Art Under A $Hundred
culturshoc
2009 PHOTO-OP John B. Aird
Gallery
2008 NVRNMNT, U of T
Sustainability Office,
Toronto, juried
2008 Annual Juried Photography
Show, Ben Navaee ...
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Bruce Livingston Biography:
| Biographical information for Bruce Livingston can be found below. The artist may choose what information to display. Sometimes the artist chooses not to display personal information to the general public. |
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| Your Personal Biography |
born: Kenora, the shores of Lake of the Woods
raised: Thunder Bay, the shores of Lake Superior
resides: Whitby, the shores of Lake Ontario
Bruce Livingston began photographing
landscapes and nature in Northern Ontario.After moving to Southern Ontario he
continues to photograph the natural
landscape and the details of layers
and textures reflecting history, energy
and mystery. His latest series of photographs
also examine mankind’s relationship with
nature and the impact humans have on it. |
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