His works can be found in numerous public collections throughout Canada and the United States including Museum London and the National Gallery of Canada. He describes his work as “a blend of image-making and print-making” and has, in particular, extensively explored the textural and perceptual effects possible through the process of gum bichromate printing. Many of Livick’s works are based on his travels through India, and demonstrate a long-standing fascination with Hindu spirituality.