Logan Rayment is a Canadian artist telling stories about the lasting effects of industrialism on the landscape and the people who call it home. Working within photography, video, and the archives/found imagery, Logan is interested in exploring how storytelling and image-making can act as bridges between collective memory, place, and community. Thematically, Logan is interested in the contexts of memory, time, and post-colonialism, and his upbringing in one of the worldwide “Steel Cities” informs much of his practice.
Logan is an MFA Candidate at NSCAD University, where he was awarded the Roloff Beny Photography Scholarship. He completed his BFA at Toronto Metropolitan University, where his thesis "The Veteran's Archive" was awarded the IMC Student Gallery Production Award in memory of George Fleischmann, as well as the Image Arts Special Collection Award. In 2023, he received the Jack Gilbert Image Arts Award.
loganraymentphoto@gmail.com
Instagram: @loganrayment
