Emiliano Sepulveda is an immigrant visual artist of Mexican descent based in Vancouver. He is fascinated by how the world is encountered through perception, and his work is a constant practice of creating models for understanding and interacting with this world. This process-based practice incorporates simple actions such as walking or kite flying as ritual practice and is heavily informed by photography. For Sepulveda, photography also functions as an uncanny, magical, performative, and sculptural medium. He holds a BFA from Emily Carr University of Art + Design and is an MFA candidate at Simon Fraser University.
Emiliano Sepulveda, Thinking about what the weather is thinking about what I am thinking about (eyes, nose, ears, skin, tongue), 2013
Mixed media, dimensions variable
Photo courtesy of the artist
Emiliano Sepulveda, The act of constructing a telecommuning object (facing Hecate Straight), 2013
Mixed media, dimensions variable
Photo courtesy of the artist
Emiliano Sepulveda, Thinking about what the weather is thinking about what I am thinking about (eyes, nose, ears, skin, tongue), 2013
Mixed media, dimensions variable
Photo courtesy of the artist
Emiliano Sepulveda, The act of constructing a telecommuning object (facing Hecate Straight), 2013
Mixed media, dimensions variable
Photo courtesy of the artist
Emiliano Sepulveda
Capture Photography Festival Participation
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Add to ItineraryField Studies: Exercises in a Living Landscape
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