Art Exhibit at AtOrigin Coffee with 4 Multi-generational Female Artists
Digital Viewing
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At Origin Coffee, 687 Mt Pleasant Rd, Toronto, ON M4S 2N2
Meet The Artists
SHIYU ZHANG
zsy0207@gmail.com
@shiyu_artart
STATEMENT
My three paintings describe contemporary society’s dazzling and kitschy consumerism. The attractive animals are manipulating puppeteers. I use pop art as satire concerning the greedy and impulsive public sentiment in the new media era.
BIO
Shiyu is a Visual Artist in Toronto with a background in Graphic Design and Fine Arts. She is proficient in many mediums, including digital and traditional fine art techniques. Shiyu’s themes are a reflection of her spontaneous, whimsical and playful nature.
MEHTAP MERTDOGAN
mehtap@mmmosaics.com
www.mmmosaics.com
@mmmosaics_mehtap
STATEMENT
We think our consumption brings us shining lives in these vast grey cities, but the world as we know it is shedding us off, unaware!
BIO
Mehtap is a Toronto base mosaic artist. She creates organic mosaics through her spiritual connection to nature.
CL FISHER
clfisher@rogers.com
clfisher.com
@cielfisher
STATEMENT
I design images and videos, using code to bring them into the world. My work deals mainly with information and the mythology of the common era.
BIO
CL Fisher is a generative artist living and working in Toronto, Ontario.
NATALIE PLOCIENNIK
natalie.plociennik@pm.me
natalie.gallery
@nataliegallery
STATEMENT
My style is inspired by a love for iridescent organic figures and linear expression. The themes I explore play on the boundary of dreams and reality, while expressing the relationship between identity, technology and nature. Throughout the process, I use surreal methods including otherworldly scenes, symbolism and biomorphic shapes.
BIO
Natalie is a Fine Artist and Multimedia Creative in Toronto. She draws inspiration from her background in Earth & Environmental Sciences from McMaster and Fine Arts from Centennial College. Natalie’s art has been featured in multidisciplinary venues such as the TTC, North Carolina State University, Toronto Maker Festival, and the Artist Network Gallery.