Eric Tkaczyk is an interdisciplinary artist from Vancouver, Canada, currently based in Paris. Working across moving-image, painting and installation, his practice navigates spaces between the real and unreal through digital and physical investigations. He consider surface, image and site as thresholds between the body and what lies beyond it. Through queer sensibilities, he explores fragmentation, (im)permanence and disembodied experience. His work examines mediated realities and the ways perception becomes digitally partitioned and illusionistic through shifts between material and digital forms.
Recent projects include Basin (2026), I’m planting a garden in my screen (2025), Luminosa (2025), a distance, a heart felt (2022), beyond the scrim (2022), and /ˈsent(ə)nəl/ (2021-22) in Vancouver, BC. His video works have recently screened with Sleep and Her Brother Death (2025), Sonic Dreamlands (2024) and Small File Media Festival (2024). He holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Emily Carr University of Art + Design (2020).
