Torrie Groening is an artist based in Vancouver. She makes use of new and traditional technologies to create installations and photographs that reflect a personal investment in the peripheral material of her studio. Culling from her own collections, she constructs elaborate still life scenes representative of a multi-linear and often auto-fictive narrative. Groening’s works are held in over 40 museum and public collections in Canada and the US, including the Burnaby Art Gallery; Maltwood Museum, Victoria; and the Palm Springs Art Museum. Recent exhibitions include The Griffin Museum of Photography, Winchester; Foto Relevance Gallery, Houston; and International Print Center, New York.
Torrie Groening
Shards of Blue
2018
archival pigment print
36" x 36"
Torrie Groening
Study for Colour Seekers, The Colour Collector’s Way
2017
Photo montage
22" x 17”
Courtesy of the artist
Torrie Groening
Alley View Bouquet, A Delivery for Mrs. Deighton (installation mock-up)
2018
Photo: roaming-the-planet (CC BY-NC-ND)
Torrie Groening
The Expansivist’s View (West Vancouver)
2014
Photomontage
52 cm x 41 cm
Torrie Groening
The Expansivist’s View II (West Vancouver)
2014
Photomontage
41 cm x 52 cm
Torrie Groening
Green City Glass Blues (Vancouver) 2014
Photomontage
52 cm x 41 cm
Torrie Groening
Alley View Bouquet, A Delivery for Mrs. Deighton (detail)
2018
Torrie Groening
Alley View Bouquet, A Delivery for Mrs. Deighton (detail)
2018