A projected artwork of a mountain landscape is shown on the exterior of Surrey Central Library at nighttime, which is lit up inside. A tall tower stands behind it.
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Credit: Artist's render of Refracted Fields. Photo courtesy of artist.

Annie Briard: Refracted Fields

This new video projection at UrbanScreen in Surrey City Plaza reinterprets British Columbia topographies and how we perceive them.

Date & time

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Address

On Surrey City Centre Library facing Surrey Civic Plaza 10350 University Drive

Tickets & pricing

Free

Exhibition begins 30 minutes after sunset and ends at midnight

Refracted Fields combines studio-based and in-the-field experiments with prisms, coloured gels, and
physical layering to deconstruct the ways we perceive the world around us. Contrasting images of sublime and everyday vistas, Briard unveils conventional vision to offer insights into our rapidly changing environment and the imaginaries that we attach to place. This work extends Briard’s ongoing practice that investigates the parallels between natural and artificial light, time, and perception. Briard is a Lecturer in Photography and Media Arts at Emily Carr University of Art + Design. 

Curator: Jordan Strom
Origin of Exhibition: Surrey Art Gallery