Diptychs of the dichotomy of Vancouver: nature (mushrooms, fungi, tree bark) in a dialogue with the grittier side of the city (torn posters, rusty dumpsters, used concrete forms, taped-up chairs and just general corrosion). |
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torn posters on telephone pole / mushrooms growing out of dark leaf mold
24 x 24 |
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tree with oblong white splotches / black dumpster with splattered cement
36 x 24 |
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rusty dumpster / deep fissured birch bark
30 x 24 |

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mushrooms growing out of dark leaf mold / sponge-printed circles on concrete
24 x 30 |
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torn posters on telephone pole / orange fungi growing on cedar tree
32 x 24 |
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fungi growing on dying tree / blistered paint on rusty dumpster
24 x 24 |

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rusty-coloured cracked bark / cracked paint on rusty dumpster
32 x 28 |
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used concrete form / cherry tree bark
36 x 24 |
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weathered concrete wall / silvery cherry bark
32 x 28 |

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shaggy red cedar / taped-up chair seat
36 x 24 |
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blistered paint on rusty dumpster / fungi growing on fallen tree
28 x 20 |
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torn posters on telephone pole / shaggy bark
32 x 24 |
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ripply rust mushrooms / corrosion in Steveston
24 x 30 |
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graffiti / over-pruned bush
50 x 19 |
