Workflow presents Cool Kids Never Die a solo exhibition by Emma Ongman. 7PM_10PM

Cool Kids Never Die is an exhibition of photographs intentionally created with “outdated” technology to document found words and uncanny compositions that I encounter day to day. Carrying around a lo-fi digital point-and-shoot camera in my pocket, I create archives of out-of-place objects, secrets, and mundane moments with elements of mystery and found poetry. These images include a mix of humourous and dark elements to create an authentic representation of both the positive and negative experiences in life. Growing up with an older brother on the autism spectrum, the uniqueness of individual perception has always resonated with me. As a result, my approach to photography is rooted in encouraging empathy and an understanding of differences, prompting viewers to reevaluate and challenge their own everyday reactions and perceptions of normalcy. 

Emma Ongman is an interdisciplinary artist, self-taught musician, and arts administrator. Primarily working with images, video, and sound, Emma is interested in everyday environments, the evolution of relationships, and the impact of technology on both nature and humanity. She embraces tech accidents, and the recycling of materials, and explores the intersection between magic, science and art. 

Add your energy to the creative process as innovative artists from multiple disciplines showcase and discuss their work in the cozy confines of the lobby-turned-studio space.

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