Fever Dreams: New Photographic Works by Laura-Lynn Petrick
Fever Dreams is an exhibition of new works by photographer Laura-Lynn Petrick
Location
2186 Gallery 2186 Dundas St. W. Toronto, Ontario
Opening Reception:
August 22, 8 p.m. to midnight
Curated by Shauna Jean Doherty
Fever Dreams is an exhibition of new works by photographer Laura-Lynn Petrick. A collection of unedited 35mm photographs that document this summer; a kaleidoscope of sun-soaked crystal visions, abstract landscapes and intimate portraits.
Wrought with deceptive light sources, Laura-Lynn's images are as mystical as they are sublime. This artists work seems to occupy a space between photography and painting, creating optical impossibilities through the developing process. This collection captures coincidental moments of transcendence, expressed through a blurred spectrum of colour. Its vibrant hues and washed out yellows seem to imply the possibility of another world.
Fever Dreams is an intimate investigation into the personal and chance encounters of this young photographer, seen through the lens of an analogue camera.
Curated by Criticism & Curatorial Practice graduate student Shauna Jean Doherty.
Free
Website Location
2186 Gallery 2186 Dundas St. W. Toronto, Ontario
Opening Reception:
August 22, 8 p.m. to midnight
Curated by Shauna Jean Doherty
Fever Dreams is an exhibition of new works by photographer Laura-Lynn Petrick. A collection of unedited 35mm photographs that document this summer; a kaleidoscope of sun-soaked crystal visions, abstract landscapes and intimate portraits.
Wrought with deceptive light sources, Laura-Lynn's images are as mystical as they are sublime. This artists work seems to occupy a space between photography and painting, creating optical impossibilities through the developing process. This collection captures coincidental moments of transcendence, expressed through a blurred spectrum of colour. Its vibrant hues and washed out yellows seem to imply the possibility of another world.
Fever Dreams is an intimate investigation into the personal and chance encounters of this young photographer, seen through the lens of an analogue camera.
Curated by Criticism & Curatorial Practice graduate student Shauna Jean Doherty.
Free
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