Artwork and animation by Jocelyn Zin

A summer sojourn in France activates an obsession with tourists and everyday spectators.

Back home in Toronto, communities of perceptive artists and benevolent voyeurs shape each others’ ways of seeing—living, modelling, & documenting in the same breath.

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Enamoured with and daunted by the power and pleasure of a point of view, Beholders seeks both to indulge in a gaze and to question it. It’s a travelogue with a twist.

“What could be better than to see through the eyes of a loving artist.”

“So rich with eyes, hands, art, life, love, city, nature, humanity, windows, hands, eyes!”

“A precious article of love, affection, and the joys of looking.”