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Half and Half $5500- Medium
- Light, Mirror, wood, theatrical paint
- Size
- 46 × 46 × 8.25 inches
116.84 × 116.84 × 20.96 cm - Year
- 2013
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Bent Blue $4200- Medium
- Light, Mirror, wood, theatrical paint
- Size
- 40.5 × 17.5 × 7.5 inches
102.87 × 44.45 × 19.05 cm - Year
- 2013
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Square in Diamond $5500- Medium
- Light, Mirror, wood, theatrical paint
- Size
- 46 × 46 × 8.25 inches
116.84 × 116.84 × 20.96 cm - Year
- 2013
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Yellow Alcove $9800- Medium
- Light, Mirror, wood, theatrical paint
- Size
- 61 × 21.5 inches
154.94 × 54.61 cm - Year
- 2020
About Kenneth Emig
Kenneth Emig is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work explores the intersections of visual art, the human body, space, motion, sound, light and technology.
Emig received diplomas in Acoustics Engineering and Electronic Engineering from George Brown College in Toronto before working for Bell-Northern Research, The National Research Council of Canada, Ryerson University and Research in Motion. He has won multiple grants from the Ontario Arts Council, the Canada Council and the City of Ottawa for his visual art, performance and dance works.
Emig's artworks frequently integrate wall mounted, floor and suspended sculpture, installation, as well as performance in natural or constructed environments. Emig has become known for his theatrical and mesmerizing infinity light boxes that glow with brightly coloured geometry. The artist has completed three public art commissions in Ottawa for the University of Ottawa LRT Station, the Adawe Crossing and the Eva James Memorial Community Centre.
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