Contemporary VR expresses ideals and rhetoric of infinity (“you can be anyone, anywhere, doing anything”) through practices of confinement (restricted mobility, limited access, persistent surveillance). In This Could Be You, the user is trapped in a vast space with no exit. They can see and move the virtual body… ⊕

The Averaging Mirror is an “anti-selfie”. The viewer is presented a full-sized portrait of themselves, face blurred as when anonymity is granted to the guilty, innocent or afraid on-camera. It is an image familiar to us all now, our faces reflected in a screen, but in this work, the screen has taken on proportions… ⊕

The Peacemaker Returns takes place in the far future, when the entire Earth has become a confederation of countries who truly recognize that we share one planet; that one person’s religion, language, sexuality need not interfere with another’s; and that peace is not just the absence of war, it is the eradication of… ⊕

a personal/academic essay about the precarity of labour, ways I’ve learned to perform, and living up to being an ‘independent woman’

This short film showcases the struggles of straight heterosexual biological women in recent times, particularly those with my body type, dark hair and dark eyes, and, often, women with North American Aboriginal heritage. Sexual violence towards us, is at an all time high. We are constantly labeled gay, transgender,… ⊕

A collection of two older short work—A Leaf Tastes Like a Pencil (2015) and Season of the Witch (2016)—presented with fifteen minutes of newer material. The complete performance features a bath mat, a toilet mat, a plunger, a music stand, a ThighMaster, and a large hooded sweatshirt with an upside down baby and the… ⊕

Performance with rubber boots, music stand, Darth Vader head pillow, small stool, photo of a plate of spaghetti clasped in a hair clip, photo of a pair of underwear filled with croissants, and clear plastic recycling bag. It features two recursive nods to gestures originally occurring in Baby Don't Understand (2012)

A series of non-narrative interactions with a group of objects including an orbital lounger, a shower curtain printed with an image of a beach scene seen through a window, a lectern on wheels, an LED skin rejuvenation mask, a speech, a self-portrait painted by the artist, and the artist's stomach. Initial scenes drawing from… ⊕

The videos in this series take place in spaces inspired by cinematic representations of what might be described as the loneliest, emptiest rooms in the universe. The objects that appear here are derived from the colour scheme of Pantone’s 2016 Colour of the Year. For the first time two colours ("Rose Quartz”… ⊕

Gay Alien Shame Parade (GASP!) was created for Nuit Rose, Pride Toronto, 2017. The previous year, Black Lives Matter - Toronto intervened in the Toronto Pride parade, resulting in significant changes to Pride 2017. Among the most controversial of BLM-Toronto's demands was the removal of police floats in Pride marches and… ⊕

In this video letter to my son Étienne, I imagine and question his prenatal experience and its relationship with my actions, environment, and a complex family history.

WALRUS HUNTING TRAINING VIDEO Inuit of the Igloolik region have been hunting walrus, incredibly large and sometimes dangerous animals, for thousands of years – caching and fermenting their meat for the long winter ahead. We first follow Zach on a winter hunt, as hunters venture out by snowmobile to the floe edge in search… ⊕

Built on a soundtrack of environmental soundscapes, field recordings, sound collages, and re-interpretations of traditional music of central Appalachia, Dark Holler is a 30-minute observational video recorded on Pine Mountain in the coalfields of Eastern Kentucky. Somewhat of an anomaly in this region, Pine Mountain has… ⊕

French Kiss is a video tryptic in which the artist depicts the impact of her French-Canadian identity when living as a linguistic minority in Ontario. Moving to Ontario from Quebec brought her to experience ostracism, assimilation, passing and exoticization. These stop-motion performances for the camera use the characters of… ⊕

French Kissis a video tryptic in which the artist depicts the impact of her French-Canadian identity when living as a linguistic minority in Ontario. Moving to Ontario from Quebec brought her to experience ostracism, assimilation, passing and exoticization. These stop-motion performances for the camera use the characters of the… ⊕

French Kissis a video tryptic in which the artist depicts the impact of her French-Canadian identity when living as a linguistic minority in Ontario. Moving to Ontario from Quebec brought her to experience ostracism, assimilation, passing and exoticization. These stop-motion performances for the camera use the characters of the… ⊕

This work shows ocean trash on the off-season beach in early spring.Many people think it is very unpleasant. It is a serious environmental problem.However, surprisingly it was so captivating and looked awesome like some kind of art works, ironically. Human amorality, irresponsibility and big ocean waves collaborated to make… ⊕

'Detached Brick' is a highly coveted type of single family house with the luxurious privacy of a front lawn and back yard and the nostalgic trappings of Victorian style; a typical dwelling in white Anglo-Saxon Protestant-settled Upper Canada, that is increasingly rare as they now focus on building high-density housing. Detached… ⊕

Tag Line: One board game, great cupcakes and a bottle of scotch.An intervention between sisters? Or another damn reason to get drunk.Synopsis: Kim Morin is a successful Metis lawyer surrounded by luxury, security and Contemporary Native Art. Inner peace? Not so much. Kim needs things to be perfect. She wants the wrongs in her… ⊕