Krista Kilvert: Relic
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O'Connor Group Art Gallery 9201 Corbould Street, Chilliwack, British Columbia V2P 4A6
Krista Kilvert, "Cultivating Data," 1993
vintage circuit board, shovel, 48" x 11" (one of a set of 5 repurposed gardening tools)
Having lived in Los Angeles for many years prior to returning to Canada, mixed media artist Krista Kilvert now residing in the Fraser Valley, exhibits a select grouping of works culled from several distinct bodies of work created from 1993 – 2020.
Conceptually linked in their focus on environmental, technological and social changes experienced during the artist’s lifetime, the content collectively holds a continuum of relevancy today. Included are assemblages involving ready-mades such as re-purposed ‘circuit board’ garden tools. As though relics of environmental degradation, leaves, seashells and canoes cast in crystal glass lie strewn upon multi-layered imaged glass, while Kilvert's large photographic imagery is a visual narrative on the interface between man and nature. The exhibition is both visually compelling and thought-provoking in content.
Social distancing and masks required
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