Frank Rodick’s photo-based work has been presented in over 100 exhibitions internationally, including more than 40 solo shows. His images are held in diverse and prestigious collections across the world, including the Brooklyn Museum of Art, the National Gallery of Canada, the Kinsey Institute, the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, and the New Mexico Museum of Art.

Exploring issues of memory, mortality, and the emotional terrain of our intimate inner worlds, Rodick has engaged and fused traditional analogue photography, alternative darkroom practices, film, video, and digital imaging to create a provocative body of work that has been described as expressionistic, hallucinatory, and disquieting.

Working out of Toronto, Rodick is currently putting together a major retrospective book covering more than three decades of his practice.

Image: Cancer, no. 1
From the series, The Moons of Saturn
© Frank Rodick, 2021