Willy Le Maitre’s work is featured in public galleries across Canada and in New York at The New Museum, The Kitchen, Canada Gallery, CCS Bard Galleries, Bitforms and the Baryshnikov Art Centre. It has garnered international acclaim including awards from Vida, Spain and the Telefilm prize at Images Festival in Toronto, Canada. His work with Eric Rosenzveig co-produced pioneering generative and networked artworks such as The Appearance Machine and the Fleabotic Hypermedia Nonet. He has served as faculty at the Banff Centre for the Arts. During the past several years he has developed a body of Stereo 3D artwork in the form of videos, installations, live video performances. The current lenticular photographs focus on the durational image - that which concerns the complex of images we perceive at any onetime; the combination of eyesight and the mental imagery drawn from memory and imagination. He is represented by Canada Gallery in New York City.