Bryce Krynski is an artist and filmmaker based in Mohkinstsis (Calgary, AB), whose interdisciplinary practice spans photography, moving image, sculpture, archival imagery, found objects, and olfactory art. His sensorial works trace overlooked stories embedded in colonial land practices, food systems, and discarded materials, drawing attention to the politics of erasure and the emotional power of scent and memory. Informed by his family’s Polish and Mennonite settler heritage, Krynski’s research-driven approach is rooted in narrative inquiry and material experimentation. Themes of humour, wayfinding, and healing recur in his work, which often invite participation and subtle shifts in perception. Krynski’s work has been exhibited at the Exposure Photography Festival, Surrey Art Gallery, and the Art Gallery of Alberta, with film screenings at Media City Film Festival and Images Festival. His art is held in public and private collections, including the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, BMO Centre, and Bow Valley College. He is represented by Christine Klassen Gallery.