Zachari Logan (b. 1980, Saskatoon) is a Canadian artist whose practice spans large-scale drawing, ceramics, and installation. His work explores the fluid relationships between identity, memory, and place, reimagining the human body as a queer embodiment of nature. Through a vivid, poetic visual language, Logan draws on art history, natural sciences, and personal experience to craft intricate worlds where the human and natural intertwine.
He has exhibited widely across North America, Europe, and Asia, with works in the collections of the National Gallery of Canada, Art Gallery of Ontario, Remai Modern, and the Peabody Essex Museum. Logan has taken part in residencies at MQ21 (Vienna), ISCP (Brooklyn), Wave Hill (Bronx), and the Little Bird Artist Residency (Bulgaria, 2022).
At Little Bird Place, he has presented three exhibitions: Bodies of Land (2021), Secret Nature (2023, with Lyuben Domozetski), and The Rodope Fable (2025, with Paula Flores, curated by Denise Parizek).