Mackenzie Browning is a Canadian artist and educator whose practice spans screen print, book arts and print-based sculpture. Working across design, craft and fine art, he treats the CMYK process as a material to be tested rather than just a way to reproduce an image, layering colour until the print takes on depth, density and form.

Rooted in the rural landscapes of Southern Ontario, his recent work turns to care and renewal: the slow, attentive work of tending to place and to one another. His installations, often architectural in scale, make room for empathy and release, asking viewers to consider how they belong to the ecosystems that sustain them.

Teaching grows out of the same attentiveness. Drawing on more than 15 years as an artist and printmaker, Mackenzie leads workshops, mentors artists and collaborates on community projects, passing on the patience and curiosity his own work depends on. In the studio or the classroom, the aim is the same: to make room for reflection and wonder.