Midtown, from the Utilities project, 2014
Medium: photography; archival pigment print
Size: 24″ x 32″; Edition: 10 + 2AP
Piper, from the Utilities project, 2014
Medium: photography; archival pigment print
Size: 24″ x 32″; Edition: 10 + 2AP
Wellington, from the Utilities project, 2014
Medium: photography; archival pigment print
Size: 32″ x 24″; Edition: 10 + 2AP
Bay, from the Utilities project, 2014
Medium: photography; archival pigment print
Size: 32″ x 24″; Edition: 10 + 2AP
Bennington, from the Utilities project, 2014
Medium: photography; archival pigment print
Size: 24″ x 32″; Edition: 10 + 2AP
Queen, from the Utilities project, 2014
Medium: photography; archival pigment print
Size: 32″ x 24″; Edition: 10 + 2AP
Moore Hill, from the Utilities project, 2014
Medium: photography; archival pigment print
Size: 32″ x 24″; Edition: 10 + 2AP
Arcadian, from the Utilities project, 2014
Medium: photography; archival pigment print
Size: 24″ x 32″; Edition: 10 + 2AP
Utilities
Artist Statement
Life in cities relies on the provision of a host of public and private utility services, most of which are delivered through underground networks that we normally never have a chance to see. From water mains and wastewater sewers, through electricity distribution, heating and cooling, telephone and network communications and transit, there is an invisible architecture buried beneath city streets.
These photographs are a window into crucial infrastructure whose doors we are likely never to open, and to the human-scale spaces attached to services that we only ever think of in the abstract. Viewing the photographs, we all have a chance to imagine and think about the systems that make the city work.
Contact the gallery for more information, including current availability and pricing.
Prices start at $800.
EXHIBITIONS
Utilities, Doors Open Toronto, Public Installation through the City of Toronto, 2014








