Klee Larsen is a Vancouver-based visual artist who uses the horizon lines in nature as her inspiration. She attended Focal Point School in Vancouver 2007 for photography. Born into a family of artists, creating and making messes was a part of her everyday life as a child on Salt Spring Island. Both of Larsens parents are painters, and her sister is a ceramic artist.  She explores combining old and new technologies by using film and then digitizing the image. Working with film gives Larsen her favourite result; grain from high-speed film and being able to work with large negatives. Painting and silver leafing have become an integral part of her practice. Larsen’s most recent work has her using multiple layers of silver leaf and resin to create depth under the printed photograph. Her images are printed on mylar paper to give a translucent look to the print, which is then sealed with resin and finished with cold wax for a matte surface.