Installation Views
The Garden of Maggie Victoria exhibited around the world — from Canada, to Australia, Spain, and back again.
Gallery 881, Canada, 2026
The series was part of the two-person exhibition Between Memory and Light in collaboration with photographer/filmmaker Lorna Carmichael at Gallery 881 in Vancouver.
Focused on the family archive, memory and intergenerational connection, the exhibition was on view in March 2026.
Alongside 12 printed collages from the series, I included original photos direct from the family archive.
An art gallery with white walls, concrete ceiling, and framed artwork displayed on the walls. A black bench is centered on a polished concrete floor.
A gallery wall featuring vintage photographs and framed documents, including a portrait of a woman, a wedding certificate, and an old group photo, all displayed on a light-colored wall.
A wall with several framed photographs and artwork. The largest frame contains a collage of black-and-white images of children playing by the water and on a playground, with a background of water at sunset. Adjacent frames show a vintage photo of a woman with children, a photo of children playing near a tent, and smaller images below.
A large photo collage displayed in an art gallery on a white wall.
A gallery wall with framed photographs and prints, including black-and-white images of women and handwritten notes, arranged on a plain white wall.
A woman with long hair and glasses looking at a framed artwork of flowers inside an art gallery.
A white wall decorated with three photo frames, including a larger one with a collage of black-and-white photos and artistic overlays of yellow daisies.
Black and white photograph of two children jumping on a sandy landscape with hills in the background and a cloudy sky.
An art gallery with framed photographs and paintings on white walls, a person in a red jacket looking at the art, and a bench in the foreground. The ceiling is concrete with visible pipes, and natural light streams in from the right side.
A framed picture hangs on a wall, with the frame made of wood and the picture featuring abstract or blurred images, possibly of a landscape or cityscape, with a muted color palette.
A gallery with framed pictures on white walls and a black bench in the center. There are chairs near the entrance, which has glass doors showing city street outside.
Head On Photo Festival, Australia, 2024
The series was selected for a featured solo exhibition at Head On in Sydney in November 2024. It was displayed for the duration of the festival at Paddington Reservoir Gardens.
Thanks to Alfred Hermida and Stephen Godfrey for select images.
Outdoor art display with photographs hanging on a metal fence, trees and a brick wall in the background.
Three women standing in front of a photo display on a brick wall, viewing pictures at an outdoor art exhibit.
Photograph of a printed collage featuring a black and white portrait of a woman, alongside a color photo of flowers, and a small inset image of a shadow of a flower with an orange background, displayed on a textured surface.
A woman taking a photo of an art display on a brick wall in an outdoor exhibition. She is wearing a red and white patterned sleeveless shirt and white pants.
A woman with short blonde hair wearing a yellow dress and brown sandals stands facing a display of photographs on a wall outside. The wall is behind a black metal railing, and there is a tree trunk with peeling bark in the foreground on the right side of the image.
A historic brick archway with photographs displayed inside, surrounded by lush green ferns and plants, part of an outdoor exhibit or gallery.
A woman with curly hair and glasses wearing a green sweater and blue jeans, standing outdoors near a brick wall and looking at display panels with pictures and text.
A woman in a denim jacket, black pants, and green platform sandals looks at photographs displayed on a wall outdoors, with rusty brick and stone structures in the background.
People walking and viewing photographs displayed on a brick wall in an outdoor garden area with greenery and trees.
An outdoor display of photographs mounted on a weathered brick wall with an iron railing in front. The wall is part of an old stone structure.
Julia Margaret Cameron Award winners’ exhibition, Spain, 2024
Three images were shown in April 2024 at FotoNostrum Gallery in Barcelona as part of the exhibition celebrating winners of the 20th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards.
The series was the winner in the Women Seen by Women category, as well as receiving three Honourable Mentions. Displayed alongside was my image After the Rain, awarded two Honourable Mentions.
An esteemed panel of jurors, including Elizabeth Avedon, Ann Jastrab, and Elizabeth Krist, selected images for this edition of the awards.
A woman with curly red hair wearing a black top and a gold necklace, smiling in an art gallery with photographs and artwork on the wall behind her.
People viewing artwork at an art exhibit.
Four photographs arranged on a white background at an art exhibition.
20th Exposure Photography Festival, Canada, 2024
The image “Just Married” was selected for exhibition at the 20th Exposure Photography Festival in Calgary, Canada.
It was part of the 2024 International Open Call exhibition held at Contemporary Calgary, as well as displayed on a billboard in the city’s downtown during the festival in February 2024.
Thanks to Louis Villanueva for select images.
An art gallery with white walls displaying pictures, including a black-and-white collage, a watercolor with two people, and landscape photographs, under a grid-patterned ceiling with bright lighting.
A woman with dark hair styled in a bun and wearing earrings and a cream-colored shirt is standing in front of a white wall, looking at framed artwork displayed on the wall in an art gallery.
Historical wedding certificate with black and white photographs of a woman and a man, decorated with pink cherry blossom illustrations, on a white wall.
Digital billboard advertising the 20th Exposure Photography Festival, with an image of two people and text including the festival's name and website, set against modern city buildings.