Maddison Post is a 19-year-old artist residing in so-called Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Maddison is a second-year Fine Art student at MacEwan University working towards her diploma, and is hoping to move forward to her Bachelor of Fine Arts.

Maddison values being involved with her artistic community by volunteering at galleries all over the city, including MacEwan's very own John & Maggie Mitchell Art Gallery. Maddison gets involved in her community by participating and contributing to various zines and community projects, such as 50/50 magazine and Mixed Perspectives. Maddison is continuing to work towards her artistic career, developing her practice further as she explores and learns the different aspects of her identity.

My current practice focuses on my identity and experiences in the world as a young female artist. I am currently focused on connecting back to my cultural identity as someone affected by cultural displacement. I am using my work as a way to return back and learn my heritage and traditions, finding what I can bring forward into my future.

My current practice takes form in sculpture, video and installation. My influences for my work mainly come from my family and my own histories and personal identity. I root my work in storytelling and lessons that I have learned from my family. I also relate my work to my experiences growing up in this modern age of technology and connectivity. I work in various mediums, favouring sculpture and intermedia. I am currently working towards my BFA at MacEwan University and hope to move on to an MFA in the future.