David Burdeny
Map Room, Caprarola, Italy, 2016
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David Burdeny
Polignano a Mare (mid-day), Bari, Italy, 2016
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David Burdeny
Grotta, Puglia, Italy, 2016
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David Burdeny
Reading Room, Napoli, Italy, 2016
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David Burdeny
Piazza of Shadows, Milan, Italy, 2016
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David Burdeny
Palazzo Ducall, Mantova, Italy, 2016
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David Burdeny
Rotunda, Stupinigi Palace, Piedmont, Italy, 2016
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David Burdeny
Komsomolskaya Metro Station, Moscow, Russia, 2015
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David Burdeny
Kiyevsskaya Metro Satation, Russia, 2015
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David Burdeny
Cava Bianco III, Carrara, Italy, 2018
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David Burdeny
Desert Walk (Hill), Lencois, Maranhenses, 2013
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David Burdeny
Desert Walk (Resting), Lencois, Maranhenses, 2013
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David Burdeny
Rio Azule II, Lencois, Maranhenses, 2013
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David Burdeny (b. 1968. Winnipeg, Canada) graduated with a Masters in Architecture and Interior Design and spent the early part of his career practicing in his field before establishing himself as a photographer. Burdeny translates his intimate appreciation for the structure, details and metaphorical value of space into sublime observations on how the contemporary world is still pregnant with mystery and potential. His early work of square-format black and white images rendered space in stark, elemental terms. The spare landscapes seemed modeled to serve as liminal spaces - as thresholds and portals and points of departure that lead the viewer to a complex intimacy with the expressive force of empirical awareness. In subsequent series, Burdeny has explored both opulent and austere interior scenes that use the sensuality of colour to full effect. Whether focused on ordinary spaces or iconic settings, Burdeny's photographs occupy an artistic middle ground between the physical and the atmospheric, the concrete and the spiritual, the actual and the idealized. They represent not strictly what he found but his personal experience of these enigmatic and luminous locations.
Burdeny has featured his photographic series in numerous solo and group exhibitions in Canada, the US and throughout Europe. His work has also been widely published - including most recently Casa Vogue, The Guardian, The Corriere Dela Sera and the Moscow Times - and has been recognized with multiple International Photography Awards. In 2016, David was selected as International Nature Photographer of the Year for his series Salt.
David Burdeny lives in Delta, B.C. and works from his studio in Vancouver.
Coe + Co Photography Gallery announces our participation in The Palm Beach Show. Presenting works by Andy Warhol, Terry O'Neill, Milton H Greene, Norman Parkinson, Nathan Coe, Dean West, Joachim Schmeisser, Alison Jackson, Steve McCurry, Andrew Blauschild, Reuben Wu, and Tyler Shields.
In this original short story, a couple flees the bustle of the city for Desolation Sound, British Columbia. Their urges to do and be more, though, prove harder to shake.
Coe + Co Photography Gallery announces our participation in Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary, presented by Art Miami. Presenting works by David Burdeny, Debranne Cingari, Nathan Coe, Elliott Erwitt, Milton H Greene, Steve McCurry, Kirsty Mitchell, Terry O’Neill, Norman Parkinson, Tyler Shields, Dean West, and Parish Kohanim.