Friday, January 8, 2010


Home is where the blueprint is.

Silhouettes

Cyborg cities - where organic and mechanical meet.

Thursday, October 29, 2009



New portraits of trophy heads along with reflections on identity and citylife! A mix of printmaking and photography.

Tuesday, June 30, 2009

Common Box Project at Abecedarian Gallery, Denver, Colorado



My box, 'The Common Canadian Dissected, Eh?' is a three-drawer creation based on mythology and misconceptions about people living in the Great North. Participating in an exhibition which is physically very far away led to the idea of an introductory kit of ‘everyday’ Canadian objects for others to view – an anthropological examination of tongue-in-cheek Canuck 'common' culture.




Thursday, May 28, 2009

Exhibition: Works on Kuritani at Propeller Gallery



Opening Reception: Thursday, May 28 from 6:30-10 PM

Propeller Gallery, 984 Queen West, Toronto

Come see my photographic works on the Japanese Kuritani paper!

Wednesday, April 29, 2009

CONTACT 2009 - Still Revolution

The largest photo festival in the world, CONTACT PHOTO 2009  is opening this Friday, May 1 through the 31 May.  One thousand photographers are exhibiting their work at two hundred twenty locations all across Toronto. Eight exhibits are located in the Distillery.

OPENING NIGHT at PROOF is this FRIDAY, MAY 1st 6 - 9 pm.

Join us for a look at our latest works, spend a few moments chatting  and enjoy some munchies along with good company. This year's CONTACT exhibition introduces the work of emerging artist Natalie Drajewicz. You can make an evening of it as there are four galleries opening on the same evening!
Artists will be in the gallery ALL WEEKEND.  
OPEN 12 - 6 DAILY  Including Saturday and Sunday.

Natalie Drajewicz - The Vacant City

The vacant city is a simulated hyper-reality of life - a metropolis populated by the excess machinery deemed necessary for human existence that functions in the void of humanity. The compression of a multiplicity of moments of time into one static impossibility points to the disjuncture of human life often blamed on the city. 'The City' has come to stand for both technological grandeur and the moral decay of people. Human presence is absent, and a moment in the vacant city captures the un-presence.



PROOF Studio Gallery, Studio 104, Case Goods Warehouse, The Distillery District
55 Mill Street, Toronto