Andrew Donnelly is a Toronto-based interdisciplinary artist and practice-based researcher working across photography, image transfer, and mixed-media practices. Their work investigates identity, perception, and individual consciousness as structured by forces beyond the self, particularly synthetic systems and ideological frameworks that condition the conscious and subconscious.
Grounded in photographic process but materially expansive, Donnelly constructs layered, often sculptural works using acrylic sheets, inkjet image transfers and charcoal, among other materials. Through methods of obscuring, containment and distortion, they investigate how identity and perception are filtered through socially constructed systems. These material interventions operate as both barrier and lens, positioning consciousness and identity as systemically mediated by external forces.
Contact: andrewdnly@gmail.com