Catrina Stewart

http://thedraftery.com/

I was recently included in a small publication by The Draftery entitled ‘the Draftery: Fig.01′.  It features some of my work along side Jesen Tenadi, Tom Ngo, Perry Kulper and Olalekan Jeyifous all artists/architects who work within the realm of architectural representation. There will be a limited edition of 90 copies available and the Booklet Press and The Draftery are non-profit organizations so all of the proceeds will go towards offsetting the printing costs as well as to ensure the continuation of the publication and the digital archive. http://bookletpress.org/author/thedraftery.html

Tom Ngo is an artist currently residing in Toronto, Canada. Using absurdity as a rhetorical device, he questions (architectural) conventions in his drafted drawings.

Catrina Stewart is a recent architecture school graduate. Her work envisions and proposes a new ad-hoc urban future and its implications on the city’s inhabitants in her home town of London, England.

Jesen Tanadi is a designer and printmaker. He enjoys geometry, architectural hyperboles, and subterranean spaces and can be found in Providence, Rhode Island.

Olalekan Jeyifous seamlessly combines digital and analog media as an artist and designer based in Brooklyn, New York. His work depicts dystopian urban visions.

Perry Kulper’s interests revolve around the role of representation in the production of architecture. He creates his heavily-layered drawings in Ann Arbor, Michigan and teaches at University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning.

http://bookletpress.org/author/thedraftery.html