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“In A Couple Of Months When The Leaves Turn Green”
17x22”
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Bri Vos is half of Detour Photography, an Edmonton-based team that have worked all across the country. Vos holds a degree in English Literature and Sociology. She is a self-taught photographer who has been working professionally since 2006.
The stunning magnitude of Canadian landscapes inspires Vos. She loves to travel and photograph internationally as well.
Vos also has done some non-profit/charity projects. She has worked with Proyecto Aldea Global (Project Global Village), The Christian Reformed World Refief Committee, and SATHI/PARI Bangladesh.
Her work has been on exhibit around Edmonton: At Remedy Cafe (2008), The Sugarbowl (2010, 2011, 2013), Red Ribbon Gallery - HIV Edmonton (2013), and the Art Gallery of Alberta (2013). Her pieces can also be found in private, public, and corporate collections.
She has generously contributed a piece of her work to the Spero Gala every year (2012-2014). Her piece this year, “In A Couple Of Months When The Leaves Turn Green” is part of a larger show called “The Place In Between”. You can find out more information about the show (http://detourphotography.ca/
The stunning magnitude of Canadian landscapes inspires Vos. She loves to travel and photograph internationally as well.
Vos also has done some non-profit/charity projects. She has worked with Proyecto Aldea Global (Project Global Village), The Christian Reformed World Refief Committee, and SATHI/PARI Bangladesh.
Her work has been on exhibit around Edmonton: At Remedy Cafe (2008), The Sugarbowl (2010, 2011, 2013), Red Ribbon Gallery - HIV Edmonton (2013), and the Art Gallery of Alberta (2013). Her pieces can also be found in private, public, and corporate collections.
She has generously contributed a piece of her work to the Spero Gala every year (2012-2014). Her piece this year, “In A Couple Of Months When The Leaves Turn Green” is part of a larger show called “The Place In Between”. You can find out more information about the show (http://detourphotography.ca/
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