cfaal 74, 2010
ed. 3, archival pigment print, 32" x 50"
courtesy the artist and Clint Roenisch
estimate $3,200 framed
Born in Regina, Saskatchewan, Jessica Eaton currently lives and works in Montreal, Quebec. She completed her BFA in photography in 2006 at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design. Many of her recent photographs borrow strategies from John Zorn, punk rock, theoretical physics, as well as Descartes, and represent Douglas Adams' belief in the "fundamental interconnectedness of all things." Her work has been exhibited in galleries and artist-run centers across Canada, including LES Gallery, Helen Pitt Gallery, Access Gallery, Blanket Gallery, Paul Petro Projects and Hunter and Cook HQ. Her photography can also been seen in a number of art publications, including Pyramid Power, Patti, The Vancouver Review and the Hunter and Cook issue # 4.
