Author: thesixhundred

Caspar de Gelmini “In my work “Objects and Cells 3″ I have dealt with grasses. The piece was created 2018-19 in the Botanical Gardens in Berlin. After my Music Degrees, … Continue reading Objects and Cells

Ronnie Clarke “By incorporating familiar forms of loading imagery, this body of work proposes waiting as a form of resistance in an online realm. Suspend Server is a body of … Continue reading SPIN

Dana Feldman “My most recently completed photography series is one that explores elements of liminal spaces as I rudely insert myself, but also not at all, into the realm(s) of … Continue reading Toronto Series

Nicko Cecchini “Social media has bombarded us with a constant barrage of images and stories unlike any other time in history and this inundation of information has been parallel to … Continue reading We Can Escape to the Great Sunshine

“The visually impaired are a community that are often marginalized or even forgotten about in our communities and institutions, especially when it comes to being able to enjoy the arts. … Continue reading Olivia Brouwer

Evangeline Brooks “High Honey is an immersive video that finds similarity in the spaces between a multi-ethnic identity and family relationships maintained in a digital landscape. The imagery in High … Continue reading High Honey

Charly Baxter “The spaces in between feel like an existential crisis. Human understanding of the interconnectedness of all beings is found among the trees. Disconnection from acknowledging and respecting our … Continue reading Nest

Sage Barker “My practice is situated in the larger context of environmental art and interactive installation work, and my wish for the viewer is for them to notice nature’s subtleties … Continue reading Natural Systems

Stephanie Avery “Stephanie is best known for her ongoing project ‘Ruins’, a photographic journey through abandoned buildings around the world. Abandoned buildings possess a haunting and insightful beauty that is … Continue reading Wedding at the Phoenix

Reem Al-Wakeal “The artist explores the literal space between her Egyptian roots while living in Canada. Throughout the video, she explores her dual identity by looking at Egyptian and Canadian … Continue reading The Space Between