Haley Burbine is a multidisciplinary artist based in London, Ontario. She is working primarily in printmaking, photography and painting. Her body of work revolves mainly around themes of memory, heritage, lived experiences and discovering similarities and repetitive experiences between herself and other individuals. Burbine’s recent paintings use mixed media to depict personal lived experiences shown through an old photograph. These images are then recreated and painted in colour, on glass, and placed into household frames. The backgrounds include imagery and text that creates a phantom presence to represent certain repeated experiences and tells an overall story. Each image should create a cluster of thoughts or memories that help the viewer find their own story within the works.