Lesley Thornton-Cronin, Leslie Street Spit, 2024
Lesley Thornton-Cronin is an analogue photographer and professor of art history from Toronto. Her photographic practice draws upon biographic sources in its engagement with themes of motherhood, trauma, and growth through imagery of the botanical and animal world.
This photograph was taken in Tommy Thompson park in Toronto in 2024. It is signed and dated on the back.
What we love about it: the shapes and textures of the bricks and stones, including what looks like an etched checkerboard pattern in the foreground. Tommy Thompson park is remarkably symbolic: built atop a construction waste landfill, today it is a crucial wildlife sanctuary and a symbol of our potential for growth.
Unframed and in new condition. Note that detailed condition reports are available for all products upon request.
This photograph is available in two sizes: 12.7 × 17.8 cm (5 × 7”) and 20.32 x 25.4 cm (8 × 10”)
Lesley Thornton-Cronin is an analogue photographer and professor of art history from Toronto. Her photographic practice draws upon biographic sources in its engagement with themes of motherhood, trauma, and growth through imagery of the botanical and animal world.
This photograph was taken in Tommy Thompson park in Toronto in 2024. It is signed and dated on the back.
What we love about it: the shapes and textures of the bricks and stones, including what looks like an etched checkerboard pattern in the foreground. Tommy Thompson park is remarkably symbolic: built atop a construction waste landfill, today it is a crucial wildlife sanctuary and a symbol of our potential for growth.
Unframed and in new condition. Note that detailed condition reports are available for all products upon request.
This photograph is available in two sizes: 12.7 × 17.8 cm (5 × 7”) and 20.32 x 25.4 cm (8 × 10”)
Lesley Thornton-Cronin is an analogue photographer and professor of art history from Toronto. Her photographic practice draws upon biographic sources in its engagement with themes of motherhood, trauma, and growth through imagery of the botanical and animal world.
This photograph was taken in Tommy Thompson park in Toronto in 2024. It is signed and dated on the back.
What we love about it: the shapes and textures of the bricks and stones, including what looks like an etched checkerboard pattern in the foreground. Tommy Thompson park is remarkably symbolic: built atop a construction waste landfill, today it is a crucial wildlife sanctuary and a symbol of our potential for growth.
Unframed and in new condition. Note that detailed condition reports are available for all products upon request.
This photograph is available in two sizes: 12.7 × 17.8 cm (5 × 7”) and 20.32 x 25.4 cm (8 × 10”)
