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They/Them

Collage
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Non-Fiction
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Photography
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Screen Printing
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Courtney is a non-binary mixed Filipino writer and artist that has mainly worked with acrylic paint and mixed media in the past. They’ve always been curious about photography and digital mediums and have began to dabble and expand their skills.

Graduating from Redeemer University in 2018, majoring in Creative Writing and Visual Arts, they went into hibernation from creating visual art and focused on their writing. They’ve spent the past year rediscovering their self and their love for visual art.

Their love and curiosity for creating never stops, finding inspiration in the most minuscule of things. While their writing has a strong focus on grief, their art looks to find beauty in the most unconventional of places.

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Photo shows the edge of a lake during a sunny day. The horizon is filled with trees and there is a tree on the right side, closer to the viewer that’s leaves are turning red. There is a dock and muskoka chairs backing onto the lake. In the middle of this, is 2 ripped posts of Justin Trudeau with the words “Canada is founded on Indigenous Genocide” on top.

Digital drawing in black and white showing a figure sitting with their arms wrapped around their knees and their head resting on their knees. They are drawn using black lines, creating vine like lines to outline their shape.

Digital drawing in black and white showing a figure sitting down, facing forward with their knees crossed in front of their body, with their knees covering a majority of their chest. Their shoulders are wide and open, their arms extended straight out touching the ground. They are drawn using black lines, creating vine like lines to outline their shape.

A black and white digital drawing showing a figure facing slightly upwards and ripping their breasts off. The breasts are held in their hands and dripping down between their fingers. The rest of their body is not drawn. They are drawn using black lines, creating vine like lines to outline their shape.

A digital drawing showing two Lakeland terries with a log in between them. The sky is pale grey and their are in a field of grass. The dog on the left is sitting and leaning with one paw over the log. The dog on the right is standing and alert.

Linocut print of a figure standing up straight with their hands in their hair. Their hair is long and on their right shoulder.

Collage showing a Muslim woman putting on makeup looking into a small compact. Behind her is a basket full of vegetables and other assorted plants. In the bottom right corner, the text reads “if it bleeds, it leads -“

A collage showing rocks on a majority of the page. A hand holding a single flower comes from the right side extending to the middle. Beneath the hand, is bundles of purple and pink flowers as well as a purple sky. On top of the flowers and sky, text reads “ odd how people shake”

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