Jamie Drouin (b. 1970) is a Canadian artist who presents landscapes as an active record of geological and human influence. His detailed photographs investigate the complex relationships of manufactured and natural ecosystems in contemporary environments.
Drouin’s work has appeared at international symposiums such as the Biennial of the Americas, Mutek, and TodaysArt, and solo exhibitions in Japan, Hong Kong, Canada, Germany, and even Kazakhstan. He has been the recipient of grants from both the Canada Council for the Arts and the BC Arts Council.
Collaborative projects have included artists such as Lance Austin Olsen, Lucio Capece, John Tilbury, and David Sylvian.
Drouin lives with his wife in British Columbia, Canada, and his parallel work in experimental sound composition is represented by infrequency.