Every year, hundreds if not thousands of them go missing. Go missing without notice or concern. Their absence is an afterthought. They litter our streets and our sidewalks. They lay buried in snow banks and slush puddles.
They are mittens and gloves.
Using photos of mittens and gloves found across Canada, the photo series illustrates that like the mitts and gloves, people lose a part of themselves every day and don’t notice. A part that, in effect, goes missing.
To see an overview video of the exhibition, click here. See Media for coverage.
The photo series was a featured public art installation for the Downtown Rideau Business Association for the 2009 Underpass Summer Series (April -July 2009)