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March 06, 2013

Please join us Friday, March 29th, 6-10 PM for the opening reception for Cymatics by Turner Wigginton on March 29, 2013 @ 6:00 pm at our Lomography Gallery Toronto!

by: Turner Wigginton

We are proud to present Cymatics by Toronto Artist and Photographer, Turner Wigginton!

EXHIBITION: Cymatics
Opening Reception: Friday March 29th
TIME: 6pm to 10pm
WHERE: LGS Toronto

Cymatics explores sound vibrations and their effects on liquid to create a visual representation of how sound effects matter. Toronto based artist, Turner Wigginton explores the fundamentals of photography [light, time, and a means to record] and sound [12-tone scale]. Concentrating these bare components Wiggintion’s work is dedicated to the beauty of visualized sound and depicts how light-sensitive chemicals react to note vibrations to create photographic shadows.

Join us at 6:00pm were Wigginton will be in attendance to discuss the study of visible sound and vibration. Opening reception of Cymatics to follow at 7:00pm

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