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The Graphic Sensibility Of Mary Chen's Photography - IGNANT
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The graphic sensibility of Toronto-based artist Mary Chen is evident in the color and form of her unique photographic compositions.
Name Mary Chen Words Rosie Flanagan --> The graphic sensibility of Toronto-based artist Mary Chen is evident in the color and form of her unique photographic compositions. Hailing originally from Henan in China, Chen has recently completed her Bachelors with Honors at OCAD University—but she didn’t major in photography. Drawing from an education in advertising and design, Chen’s photographic work has a notable aesthetic that is contemporary but not derivative. In an interview “We should not be recreating what others have already done, claim[ing] it as our own” with Wül Magazine, she described
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