Ulrike Veith
Ulrike uses photography as a means of exploration of herself and the social and political world around her
Featured Projects
4 images
Fragile
She explores humans' relationship to nature and the idea of home and shelter.
11 images
Post Human
In the billboard Post Human, she gives us a surreal domestic scene in which nature is re-asserting its possession of the previous human living space.
6 images
Still Life
In her vibrant still lives, she explores new approaches to this genre in photography.
7 images
Conversations with my Old Self
Her most recent photographic series Conversations with my Old Self, explores her personal identity and her process of growing older through autobiographical images.
About the Artist
Born in Germany, Ulrike Veith lives and photographs in Saskatchewan, Canada. During her career, she has worked as a curator, educator, programmer, administrator, and writer.
She has received grants from the German Academic Exchange Service, SK Arts, and the Canada Council. Her work is in the collection of SK Arts.
Having started out in the 1980s in analog photography (black & white and Cibachrome), she recently made the switch to digital photography and image creation.
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Large-scale public art installations transforming urban spaces into galleries
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