Nicholas Fournie (b.1998) is a multidisciplinary writer and photographer based in Calgary, Alberta. His work moves fluidly between poetry, photography, mixed media, and contemplative practice, weaving theology and ecology into meditations on impermanence, embodiment, and the exchanges between human and more-than-human worlds.

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Rejecting confinement to a single discipline, Fournie treats each medium as a means of showing what resists being named. His practice often extends beyond the gallery into lived forms: contemplative walks, ritual encounters with land, and embodied practices that blur the line between art and life.

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Theology emerges in his work as an existential current, engaging with traditions that wrestle with humanity’s longing for permanence in the face of impermanence. Ecology provides its counterpart, grounding his vision in Earth’s indifference and resilience. In braiding these influences together, Fournie seeks to reveal a clarity beyond anthropomorphism: a way of seeing where grief and beauty, absence and presence, can coexist.