For the last several years I have been making photographs about Canadian identity. Although I have done four very different bodies of work based on this theme, I am best known for the Group of Seven Awkward Moments. In that series, reproductions of paintings by famous historical painters Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven were used as backdrops to dioramas I then photographed.
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