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Ema Peter, Full House, 2021, giclée on Dibond, 61 x 95.1 cm. Designed by Leckie Studio, Interior Designer Galie Guevara Studio, Vancouver. Courtesy of Ema Peter Photography.
Ema Peter, Raven House, 2021, giclée on Dibond, 91.5 x 91.5 cm. Designed by Measured Architecture, Mayne Island. Courtesy of the Artist.
Ema Peter, Black Cliff House, 2020, giclée on Dibond
91.5 x 61 cm. Designed by Mcleod Bovell Modern Houses, West Vancouver. Courtesy of the Artist.
Ema Peter, Full House, 2021, giclée on Dibond, 61 x 95.1 cm. Designed by Leckie Studio, Interior Designer Galie Guevara Studio, Vancouver. Courtesy of Ema Peter Photography.
Ema Peter, Raven House, 2021, giclée on Dibond, 91.5 x 91.5 cm. Designed by Measured Architecture, Mayne Island. Courtesy of the Artist.
Ema Peter, Black Cliff House, 2020, giclée on Dibond
91.5 x 61 cm. Designed by Mcleod Bovell Modern Houses, West Vancouver. Courtesy of the Artist.
Selected
The Decisive Moment: Ema Peter
Architectural photojournalist Ema Peter has documented some of the most significant contemporary buildings in West Vancouver, the Lower Mainland, and around the globe for the past 15 years, garnering awards for her images and collaborating with top local and international architects.
Born in Bulgaria, Peter spent much of her youth on set with her father who worked as a cameraman for major Bulgarian film productions. Interested in documenting life as it happens, she became a presenter for Bulgarian TV, eventually leaving Bulgaria to pursue an internship in photojournalism at the Magnum photo agency in Paris. Peter’s love of modern architecture was ignited by her visits to the Corbusier Villa La Roche building. Inspired by its clean lines and Corbusier’s visionary thinking, she drew from her training in photojournalism to document the architectural world around her.
This exhibition features architecture at the forefront of West Coast Modernism in West Vancouver and coastal British Columbia, with selected images of her renowned international projects. The images illustrate Peter’s unique ability to catch fleeting moments: figures moving through space, a cloud tracing the sky, or a rare quality of light.
This exhibition is sponsored by Tricera Print
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