This exhibition explores the theme of “Northernness”. My photograph explores “Northernness” as a feeling rather than a place: quiet, eerie, and dreamlike. It invites the viewer into a space where memory, myth, and landscape blur.

“Becoming [Toronto]” invites audiences into a vibrant, immersive digital experience that unfolds over 12 hours. The project features two interconnected elements: a short film and an evolving digital collage. The film, created in collaboration with students, layers hand-drawn animation over images of Toronto to share newcomer stories that reimagine the city with honesty and heart. Alongside the film, a large-scale digital collage will grow throughout the night—interactive, lively, and built from community-sourced images, textures, and text. Audiences are invited to help create a living portrait of transformation and belonging. As the night unfolds, the map becomes a growing mosaic of shared stories and perspectives, offering a visually rich, participatory experience filled with moments of wonder and connection. It asks: How do we become a part of a city, and how does a city become a part of us?

My photographs from my journey to the remote and wild Sable Island, NS will be exhibited at Gallery 1313.

Amid shifting sands, ocean fog, and wild horses, I found stillness and awe. This series captures the quiet power and delicate resilience of a place untouched by time—a visual reflection of transformation, freedom, and the enduring spirit of the natural world.

I invite viewers to step into this world, to feel the breeze, hear the ocean’s roar, and glimpse the unbroken spirit of Sable Island through the eyes of its most iconic inhabitants.