A non social opening on Friday night.

In a series of projections the pseudo natural is re-examined, specifically as way to explore how we relate to the natural within our synthetic environments, with pieces that specifically reflect elements of urban, digital and natural infrastructure.

Gina Luke is a visual artist who gathers source material from the landscapes around her, frequently dividing her time between urban and rural BC. She works from what she calls a memory cache of juvenile heyday in which forms, colours, and sensations from the urban and rural landscape spill into her sumptuous projections. Her past work as a digital archivist assistant at the Haida Heritage Center, undergraduate study of projection, and interest in becoming attuned to these distinct landscapes comprise her interest in pseudo natural projections that offer sanctuary-esque windows to the natural world.