Emerging Canadian artist Meryl McMaster focuses on resolving her bicultural Aboriginal-European heritage. She is both Cree and Scottish. Much of her work looks at how identities collide, merge and transform.
Meryl McMaster is an Ontario-based artist and BFA graduate of the Ontario College of Art and Design University (2010). She is the recipient of various awards and scholarships including the Charles Pachter Prize for Emerging Artists, the Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship, the Canon Canada Prize, the OCAD Medal, and the Doris McCarthy Scholarship.
A C.V. and biography are available on her website, here.
Categories: indigenous art, Photography
Canadian Art Junkie 
bellissime immagini!
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How lovely
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Yes, and a fascinating way for her to express her bi-cultural being. I find her work mesmerizing.
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It has that sociological interest too
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And I like the last image best . . .
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Interesting. I couldn’t decide whether I liked the b&w or the costumed pieces best.
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The first 2 images are sensually beautiful!
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I agree. I caught my breath on the butterflies, the first shot I saw. She’s amazing.
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