Artists
Erin Siddall
Erin Siddall (born in Burnaby, Canada; lives in Vancouver, Canada) reveals invisible environmental risks, hidden stories, and traumatic events by probing representation of the unrepresentable. In her mainly photographic practice, she strives to shed light on shadowy areas and on the arbitrary divisions between what is deemed safe and what is considered dangerous. Her recent work examines nuclear energy production, its impacts over time, and its often unobservable effects.
- Born
- Burnaby, Canada
- Countries / Nations
- Canada
- Lives
- Vancouver, Canada
- Website
- erinsiddall.com
Works
Ts̱ēmā Igharas and Erin Siddall, Port Radium Mine Rock, 2019, silk prints. Commissioned by MOMENTA Biennale de l’image and the Toronto Biennial of Art. Courtesy of the artists © Erin Siddall
Ts̱ēmā Igharas and Erin Siddall, Port Radium Mine Rock, 2019, silk prints. Commissioned by MOMENTA Biennale de l’image and the Toronto Biennial of Art. Courtesy of the artists © Erin Siddall
Ts̱ēmā Igharas and Erin Siddall, A Money Rock, 2019, photograph. Commissioned by MOMENTA Biennale de l’image and the Toronto Biennial of Art. Courtesy of the artists