David Lamarche

Formally trained in Fine Arts, with an interest in photography/video -- specializing with new photo media.

This style is similar to the Glitch Art genre, the difference being these photos are uniquely captured (except Landscape Collection) and have NOT been processed by software, even though it may seem they have been somehow manipulated. This digital world has no boundaries, and not unlike the cosmos - has surprises. This digitized process is a unique discovery into the world of new media and its endless possibilities. Many of these photographs have multiple images - so look carefully. Color or lack thereof, composition, layering, balance and texture has a clear presence in most of this work and conveys an emotional response.

Most of this collection, has captured an exploration into the feminine condition - which can be incredibly beautiful or ugly and perverse. Femininity can be harmonious, spiritual, natural, and sensual, however it can also be chaotic, exploitive and completely disconnected from any sort of normal, healthy, erotic sensual experience.

This work was partially inspired by the media's ability to lure the female identity, the dark side - to objectify women. Over and over again, women who defend their choice...

Fine Arts Graduate - Fanshawe College, Human Services, Neurorehabilitation,

'84 - McIntosh Art Gallery - London On