/ 2012 / Fine Art / Still Life

SeaLife

A project on the decline of the oceans.

  • Biography
    David Ellingsen is a Canadian photographer creating images that speak to the relationship between humans and the natural world. A restless artist, Ellingsen maintains a varied practice of which intersections form the foundation – intersections of observer and participant, documentary photography and contemporary art, archivist and surrealist. Ellingsen’s photographs are exhibited internationally and are part of the permanent collections of the Chinese Museum of Photography, South Korea's Datz Museum of Art and Canada's Beaty Biodiversity Museum.
  • Awards
    BEATY BIODIVERSITY MUSEUM, Solo exhibition, Vancouver, Canada MUSEUM OF NATURE, Group exhibition, Leeuwarden, Netherlands NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, Published, Washington DC, USA MUSEUM AT CAMPBELL RIVER, Solo exhibition, Campbell River, Canada THE BALDWIN GALLERY, 3 Person exhibition, London, UK DATZ MUSEUM OF ART, Permanent collection, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea GRIFFIN MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY,Solo exhibition (virtual),Winchester, USA PHOTOLIFE MAGAZINE,Artist interview,Toronto, Canada BLUR MAGAZINE,Artist interview,Croatia MONTHLY PHOTOGRAPHY MAGAZINE,Artist interview,South Korea INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS, Honourable mention,Los Angeles, USA WINCHESTER GALLERIES,Solo exhibition, Victoria, Canada DATZ MUSEUM OF ART,Group exhibition, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea TURKISH PHOTO FOUNDATION, Public art projection, Istanbul, Turkey CAPTURE PHOTOGRAPHY FESTIVAL, Public art installation, Vancouver, Canada NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC PROOF, Artist feature , Washington DC, USA LENSCULTURE, Video interview, Amsterdam, Netherlands GESTALTEN BOOKS Book, Berlin, Germany ATHENS PHOTO FESTIVAL, Shortlisted, Athens, Greece INITIAL GALLERY, Solo exhibition, Vancouver, Canada ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY, Group exhibition , London, UK LENSCULTURE EARTH AWARDS, Finalist, Paris, France

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