Steve Dynie is a multi-disciplinary artist living in Coquitlam, BC, with his wife and daughters. His creative journey began with a passion for photography, sneaking his father's film camera as a child. This early connection to the medium sparked a lifelong exploration of visual storytelling, blending chaotic complexity with moments of quiet, introspective simplicity.
Steve’s photographic work, which has won numerous awards over the past few years, is known for its vibrant, dynamic energy and its ability to capture a multitude of elements within a single frame. At the same time, he embraces the meditative stillness of long-exposure images that provoke personal reflection. His work has been exhibited in solo exhibitions and has earned repeated honors at many prestigious international photography competitions.
In recent years, Steve has expanded his artistic practice to include large-scale interactive mirror structures. These pieces are described as unifying, awe-inspiring, and wonderstruck, evoking an ethos of "anything is possible." Designed to invite viewer participation, they create a space where imagination comes to life, offering both meditative self-awareness and a sense of boundless possibility.
Whether through the lens of a camera or the reflective surfaces of his mirror structures, Steve’s work invites viewers to see the world in new, transformative ways.
Steve’s photographic work, which has won numerous awards over the past few years, is known for its vibrant, dynamic energy and its ability to capture a multitude of elements within a single frame. At the same time, he embraces the meditative stillness of long-exposure images that provoke personal reflection. His work has been exhibited in solo exhibitions and has earned repeated honors at many prestigious international photography competitions.
In recent years, Steve has expanded his artistic practice to include large-scale interactive mirror structures. These pieces are described as unifying, awe-inspiring, and wonderstruck, evoking an ethos of "anything is possible." Designed to invite viewer participation, they create a space where imagination comes to life, offering both meditative self-awareness and a sense of boundless possibility.
Whether through the lens of a camera or the reflective surfaces of his mirror structures, Steve’s work invites viewers to see the world in new, transformative ways.