City in Flux (Work in Progress) is a series of photographic art that explores the world of urban design and city planning. Carolina de la Cajiga highlights the carefully choreographed dance between cranes, buildings and construction workers.
Date/Time: May 10 2017, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
North Vancouver, Lynn Valley Library
While city planners have deadlines, natural environment and money as obstacles to finishing a project, Carolina is free to dream of, move, reshape and multiply buildings. City in Flux (Work in Progress) celebrates the people who carry the weight of expansion on their backs, juxtaposed with a complete disregard for reality in urban design.
Carolina de la Cajiga refers to herself as an illusionist or a re-interpreter. Her approach to art is a balance between reality and imagination – what you see is not what “is”. Her work is not restricted to the borders of a flat canvas or image. She does not follow trends, or stay on the same path. Her work continuously evolves around one goal – to produce harmonious, exciting work.
City in Flux (Work in Progress) is part of Capture Photography Festival. Capture is devoted to exhibiting challenging and thought-provoking photography from local and international artists.
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