Nicholas Reddon was born in Toronto and works with painting and sculpture. He is interested in the psychological impact that physical spaces have on their inhabitants, and the role of urban infrastructure in constructing and deconstructing postmodern human identity. Reddon’s recent works aim to isolate viewers by presenting them with complex, noisy, and ultimately illegible spaces, such that the viewer’s capacity to look inward is inhibited by distraction. Nicholas Reddon is currently working on his BFA at Western University.