Alex McLeod
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Alex McLeod
Blood Clouds 3
Digital rendering | C-Print, 2011
40" x 60"
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Alex McLeod
City Swamp
Digital Rendering | C-Print, 2011
48" x 96"
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Alex McLeod
Dual Forest
Digital Rendering | C-Print, 2011
32" x 48"
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Alex McLeod
Marble Mountain
Digital rendering | C-Print, 2011
36" x 36"
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Alex McLeod
Midnight Valley
Digital Rendering | C-Print, 2011
30" x 60"
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Alex McLeod
By the Sea
Digital rendering | C-Print, 2010
32.5" x 48"
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Alex McLeod
Charmed backwoods
Digital rendering | C-Print, 2010
40" x 60"
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Alex McLeod
Garden Sculpture
Digital rendering | C-Print, 2010
48" x 32.5"
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Alex McLeod
Jolly Ranch
Digital rendering | C-Print, 2010
32" x 42.5"
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Alex McLeod
Mountain lake terror
Digital rendering | C-Print, 2010
40" x 60"
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Alex McLeod
The Previous Greenhouse
Digital rendering | C-Print, 2010
40" x 60"
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Artist Profile
At first sight, Alex McLeod's work truly fascinates, intrigues, mesmerizes. In his photographic impressions, he depicts fantastical landscapes that are completely computer generated and digital in nature, causing the viewer to question this dichotomy between the real and the virtual. His creative model developed with specialized software triggers a tactile reaction through which the viewer is incited to question the medium. Like a dream, the universes he creates are both ephemeral and precious.
McLeod produces small abstract forms, trees, clouds, urban structures more or less chaotic, which he then covers with materials and ultra-realistic textures that simulate glass, crystal, wood, fabric, metal, porcelain, plastic… the artist also plays with light causing lightness and darkness to interfere in a profound way, thus offering the viewer a sense of confusion and enabling him to enter into the realm of the dream through his entirely computer-generated images and C-Print editions, depicting unreal landscapes.
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Légendes oubliées
Alex McLeod
May 26, 2012 - June 16, 2012 -
Éponymies
Sylvain Bouthillette | Michel Daigneault | Scott Everingham | Clint Griffin | Nathalie Grimard | Mathieu Lévesque | Natalie Reis | Max Wyse | Alex McLeod
June 11, 2011 - August 20, 2011 -
Foire Papier11
Sylvain Bouthillette | Alex McLeod
April 14, 2011 - April 17, 2011 -
Reaction at a distance: Collaborative Drawings
Kristin Bjornerud | Erik Jerezano | Alex McLeod
November 20, 2010 - December 18, 2010
| 2011 | The Grid | Sara J. Angel |
| Pixar meets Picasso | 20 septembre |
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| 2011 | Now Magazine | David Jager |
| Distant Secrets | 1 septembre |
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| 2011 | The Ministry of Artistic Affairs | Gareth Brown-Jowett |
| Interview : Alex McLeod | 15 août |
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| 2011 | The Gazette | John Pohl |
| A Tent Full of Art | 9 avril |
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| 2011 | ARTCARDS Review | Cielo Lutino |
| Anywhere But Canada | 6 mars |
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| 2011 | Connected | Evan Davies |
| Tablet Creators : Infinite Artistry at your Fingertips | 28 février |
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| 2010 | Toronto Life | |
| Ten artists first-time buyers should invest in now | 24 novembre |
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| 2010 | Impression/Expression - Art Toronto Blog | Maggie Rust |
| Futuristic art, traditional ideals : Alex McLeod is a Hybrid | 12 août |
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| 2009 | Alternavox | Maria Calleja |
| At the Angell Gallery | 18 août |
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| 2009 | The Star | Murray Whyte |
| Manufactured Landscapes and Dark Transparency : Alex McLeod and Michael De Feo at Angell Gallery | 13 août |
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| 2009 | The Star | Murray Whyte |
| Manufactured Landscapes and Dark Transparency : Alex McLeod and Michael De Feo at Angell Gallery | 13 août |
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Alex McLeod @ Harbourfront Centre
Sunday, May 1st, 2011
The Toronto Harbourfront Centre is showcasing during all month of May an installation of Alex Mcleod's work, a unique piece of 34 feet long !
Alex McLeod @ Contact Photography Festival
Friday, April 29th, 2011
Alex Mcleod's work will be showcased in Toronto subway stations within the Tomorrow is Yesterday, a public installation program part of the Scotiabank Contact Photography Festival during all month of May.