Elizabeth Hunt Photography

Elizabeth Hunt Photography Conceptual and Interdisciplinary Artist Within her practice, she seeks to take an interdisciplinary approach to social engagement and activism.

Elizabeth Hunt is a French Canadian settler artist from Sarnia, Ontario, the traditional Anishnaabek territory of Aamjiwnaang. Growing up having benefited from the economic impacts of the local petrochemical industry, but fearing its consequences on the environment and its occupants, she became increasingly aware of the complex politics of her hometown. As a conceptual artist, Elizabeth’s work is

grounded in a systematic study of humanity in which she unpacks the intersections of the economic, social, political, and environmental. By employing data visualization through the lens of developments in imaging techniques as well as networked information and communications technologies, Elizabeth’s work aims to provoke thoughtful inquiry and discussion as a means of communicating and bringing attention to contemporary issues. Elizabeth earned a diploma in digital photography from Lambton College in 2017, and graduated from the Queen’s University BFAH program this spring. She is currently completing a Bachelor of Education at Queen’s University.

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