Gerry Davidson

Gerry Davidson is an environmental artist who has lived in east Toronto since 1996. Previous lives have included work and life experiences of a Forestry Technician, Soldier/UN Peacekeeper in Southwest Africa and Namibia, clown and busker, Federal Government Clerk and virtually everything in between. Early creative works involved woodcarving and sewings.

In 2001, Gerry travelled to a place called Taloyaok, on the Boothia Peninsula, in Nunavut. Gerry's experiences included being adopted by an Inuit family, fishing, hunting, meeting the "sewing ladies" at Taluq Design and even recycling a piece from a crashed aircraft. This aircraft door will be the cover for a mixed media/photographic piece called "Nunavut Album 2001."

In the Broken Fence Society's first Annual Juried Environmental Art Show, Gerry's ceiling installation received an Honourable Mention from the jury. Gerry is also the main "art roadie" for the art shows The Broken Fence Society presents throughout the year.