FCCS ART

Life can turn on a dime or it can corner slowly, almost imperceptibly, over a course of years before we find ourselves standing in an unfamiliar place and facing a new direction. As individuals we are constantly negotiating and renegotiating our understanding of the world – both around us as well as within us. My work is concerned with these...

Congratulations Kacie. Kacie has recently defended her thesis for the degree of Master of Fine Art (Visual Art). “My art presents a critical view of nonhumans and how they are sentient beings that mourn and also grieve. The inspiration for my thesis came from an across Canada drive that I took from Kelowna, British Columbia to Windsor, Ontario during which...

“My research explores intergenerational connections through the creation of spatial experiences based on photographic documents depicting my grandmother. Having never met this person, I have no tangible memories attaching me to her: no sounds, no smells, nor tastes. By reviving archival images, I aim to capture her essence while evoking and carrying on conversations regarding the past with the present...