I CURATE EXPERIENCES

I work at the intersection of cultural policy, community engagement, and visual culture research, designing public experiences that help people see themselves within collective histories and shared spaces.

Hypervisuality is a virtual space that operates out of Tkaronto/Toronto. I acknowledge the enduring presence of Indigenous peoples on this land, the longstanding relationships that have shaped this territory, and the responsibilities that come with living, working, and creating on treaty land. I honour the Wendat, the Anishinaabeg Peoples, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, and other Nations who have walked and cared/walking and caring for this land (acknowledged and unacknowledged, recorded and unrecorded).

As I share work connected to visual culture and the politics of representation, I recognize how images have historically been used to shape narratives about Indigenous communities. I commit to honouring practices that resist erasure, support sovereignty, and amplify the knowledge, creativity, and lived experiences of Indigenous communities.