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<\/a>Jason Brown\nSouvenir Shop, Cannes-de-Roches, QC, 2011
\nPigment Ink on Paper
\n16 x 21 inches
\nframed $500<\/p>\n
<\/a>Jason Brown
\nCanada Rocks, Middleton, PEI, 2011
\nPigment Ink on Paper
\n16 x 21 inches
\nframed $500<\/p>\n
For many people, large parts of where they live have become invisible \u2013 expanses to be negotiated between destinations, but not looked at. As a photographer and artist, my work is largely concentrated on this idea. My work looks at the transitional nature of our built environment with a focus on the nominal subjects in our environment \u2013 the common places that we move through, but tend not to notice, on our way to somewhere else.<\/p>\n
Having grown up in a small town in Northern Ontario, these images recall memories of my youth, when the ideology of the landscape and built environment was not always based on something new, well-designed, or planned.\u00a0 These images represent an escape, of sorts, from where I am today, and a reconnection with a landscape and environment that I left behind both in matter and mind.<\/p>\n
My works\u00a0attempt to uncover the ways in which our relationships to our environments define who we are both individually, and as a society.<\/p>\n
<\/a>Jason Brown
\nSouvenir Shop, Cannes-de-Roches, QC, 2011
\nPigment Ink on Paper
\n16 x 21 inches
\nframed $500<\/p>\n<\/a>Jason Brown
\nCanada Rocks, Middleton, PEI, 2011
\nPigment Ink on Paper
\n16 x 21 inches
\nframed $500<\/p>\n