Andrew Donnelly is a multidisciplinary artist and uninvited settler based in Tkaronto (Toronto, Canada). They have received a BFA in Photography from Toronto Metropolitan University. Informed by their queer perspective, Andrew investigates the boundaries between natural patterns and structured frameworks of human-made systems through mixed-media, textile, and photographic works. Their work utilizes recognizable and relatable materials in alternative contexts to subvert preconceived notions of ourselves and the world around us, inviting exploration beyond established ideologies and tugging at the margins of hetero-normative perception. Andrew is the founder of Morphology, a grass-roots arts collective supporting and amplifying the voices of emerging queer artists through project development, critique, and showcasing.
Contact: andrewdnly@gmail.com
Andrew Donnelly is a multidisciplinary artist and uninvited settler based in Tkaronto (Toronto, Canada). They have received a BFA in Photography from Toronto Metropolitan University. Informed by their queer perspective, Andrew investigates the boundaries between natural patterns and structured frameworks of human-made systems through mixed-media, textile, and photographic works. Their work utilizes recognizable and relatable materials in alternative contexts to subvert preconceived notions of ourselves and the world around us, inviting exploration beyond established ideologies and tugging at the margins of hetero-normative perception. Andrew is the founder of Morphology, a grass-roots arts collective supporting and amplifying the voices of emerging queer artists through project development, critique, and showcasing.
Contact: andrewdnly@gmail.com