Interview:Aaron Rintoul       "Anything I've learned worth using has been through experimentation." [Aaron Rintoul]   CHOLER:  What area are you from? Rintoul::  Winnepeg, Canada. CHOLER:  How old are you? Rintoul:  Twenty-one. CHOLER:  What are your influences? Rintoul:  My influences are a compilation of obsessional thoughts, childhood fears,  feelings of disassociation and my experiences growing up in an abusive home. CHOLER:  What artists do you most admire? Rintoul:  David Lynch, Floria Sigismondi, and Alexander McQueen. CHOLER:  What would you like viewers to get from your work? Rintoul:  My work is very internal and fractured.  It's open to individual interpretation. CHOLER:  Has your work been featured elsewhere? Rintoul:  My work has been shown at the Plug-in Gallery here in Winnipeg, as well as with interviews in Uptown and Connect magazine and a couple of feature artist websites. CHOLER:  What is mediums do you work in?  What is your favorite medium to work in?  Your least? Why? Rintoul:  I use mainly photography and film in my recent work; I find it lets me use a wide variety of artistic disciplines. CHOLER:  Which piece is your favorite? (out of your work)? Rintoul:  I don't really have a favorite piece, I suppose whatever I happen to be involved in at the time... CHOLER:  What is your favorite work of art in general? Rintoul:  I try not to limit myself to "favorites."  I'm interested in originality and fast forward progression. CHOLER: When growing up was there anyone to help and drive you towards art? Rintoul:  No, my art has always been a deconstruction of myself. CHOLER:  Your work has both a two-dimensional quality to it and also three-dimensional b/c of the intricacies of the work featured in the photographs. Do you see yourself going in to a 3D medium like metal working or sculpting and using those as mediums in it of themselves? Rintoul: I become dissatisfied with one specific medium-- I construct environments in which each object and artistic medium's relationship are equally important in replicating my ideas as vivid as possible. CHOLER:  Where do you see your art going in the future? Rintoul: My work is constantly evolving and reconstructing.