“The photography explores the aesthetic quality of time-altered structures, now just mere fragments of what they once were.\u00a0 Elements of time and weather have claimed these structures, eventually making them one of their own. In other pictures, it\u2019s the apparatus that lies within these post-industrial structures. It directs our attention to not what\u2019s there but what lies beneath, to the beyond and the eventual affect of aftermath.<\/p>\n
These chosen sites evoke beauty in the spoilt, destruct, and vanishing – a composite of familiar environments we inhabit, the predilections and artifacts that physically and mentally occupy us.” Rosemary Beach<\/p>\n
Rosemary Beach has participated in solo exhibitions and various group shows including CONTACT. Rosemary is an active member of Gallery 44. She is also a founding member of the Queen East Photography Collective (QEPC).\u00a0 She holds a certificate in Still Photography Studies from Ryerson University.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>Rosemary Beach
\nR.L. Hearn Power Generating Station, Toronto Portlands #1,
\nPhotography
\n15 1\/2 x 20 inches
\nunframed $400<\/p>\n<\/a>Rosemary Beach
\nR.L. Hearn Power Generating Station, Toronto Portlands #2
\nPhotography
\n20 X 13 inches
\nunframed $450<\/p>\n